Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
per fatto dovuto a xxx
English translation:
for reasons attributable to xxx
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Lara Barnett
Aug 16, 2018 09:58
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Italian term
per fatto dovuto a xxx
Italian to English
Law/Patents
Law: Contract(s)
Oil tender terms
This is a case that lists some of the terms that appeared in the original tender contract between an oil company and its supplier for works.
Text reads:
"La manleva di cui alla presente clausola e rilasciata da "GXXX" senza prejiudizio del diritto di YYY a chiedere il risarcimento di tutti i danni diretti subiti a causa dell'eventuale risoluzione del contratto per fatto dovuto a "GXXX"."
I have used "liabilities" here and wonder if the term is OK for the context (in this case) ??
The indemnity referred to in this clause is issued by "GXXX", without prejudice to "YYY"s entitlement to claim compensation for all direct damages suffered as a result of any possible termination of the contract, for liabilities due to "GXXX".
Text reads:
"La manleva di cui alla presente clausola e rilasciata da "GXXX" senza prejiudizio del diritto di YYY a chiedere il risarcimento di tutti i danni diretti subiti a causa dell'eventuale risoluzione del contratto per fatto dovuto a "GXXX"."
I have used "liabilities" here and wonder if the term is OK for the context (in this case) ??
The indemnity referred to in this clause is issued by "GXXX", without prejudice to "YYY"s entitlement to claim compensation for all direct damages suffered as a result of any possible termination of the contract, for liabilities due to "GXXX".
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philgoddard
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for reasons attributable to xxx
This is one common wording.
"...or if the Recapitalization Agreement is terminated for reasons attributable to the “B” Principal, all expenses described ..."
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1113306/0001144204130...
"...or if the Recapitalization Agreement is terminated for reasons attributable to the “B” Principal, all expenses described ..."
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1113306/0001144204130...
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Ivana UK
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Rosanna Palermo
: Yes "fatto" and "fact" is a legal term that goes back to Roman law. Google "de jure and de facto" for a thorough explanation
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