Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

Déclaration à Souscrire

English translation:

DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE

Added to glossary by Besmir (X)
Nov 29, 2005 19:18
18 yrs ago
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French term

Déclaration à Souscrire

French to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
This is the heading on one of the pages contained with this Convention de Régularisation; this page comes just before the Table of Contents (for the Articles). It's actually a form with about 12 questions that are filled in, such as:

1) Dénomination
2) Adresse du Siège Social
3) Forme Juridique
4) Montant du Capital Social
etc.
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Discussion

Nikki Scott-Despaigne Dec 8, 2005:
Being dim here, but I have not grasped the context. You refer to a "convention de r�gularisation". Cld you provide original language samples to put us in the picture. I feel I am lacking backgroudn info to get to grips with what is going on here !
Besmir (X) Dec 1, 2005:
Thanks!
Gina W (asker) Dec 1, 2005:
This was tough to choose between Richard's or Besmir's answers. Thank you to everyone who replied/contributed.

Proposed translations

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Declaration of Compliance

IMO if it's a convention on "regularization," what the author has to make sure of is that all the signatories agree, comply to what's being "regularized" am I correct? This form is going to say "Me, XY of Z, employed at X1 in capacity of Y2, hereby agree, comply to your rules and regulations."
Peer comment(s):

disagree df49f (X) : nothing to do with compliance - simply means a declaration/statement to be filed/submitted
10 days
disagree writeaway : as df49f explains, this is dead wrong and shouldn't be in the glossary
4076 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Merci:)"
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Tax Return to be submitted

See Eurodicautom

When should tax returns be submitted? The tax office will inform you, when they send you the return for completion, of the date due for return. ...
tiscali.worksmart.org.uk/money/viewquestion.php?eny=17

Over one million tax returns submitted online in the UK
eGovernment News – 25 February 2004 – United Kingdom – eServices for citizens
http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/2191/353
Peer comment(s):

agree writeaway : although we don't have enough context at all, I also think this was probably the answer./ it's just a statement to be submitted-we both got hung up on the tax return thing.anyway answer chosen is completely wrong
8 days
thanks writeaway, yes agreed
agree Scott de Lesseps
4404 days
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22 mins

declaration endorsement form

this would appear to be a form to be signed giving details of the party to the agreement
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13 hrs

(Applicant's) Declaration


Literally speaking it would be 'Declaration to subscribe to'but it does not really sound correct. So I would simply translate it as 'Declaration'...or perhaps Applicant's declaration.
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