Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
deed of power of attorney
French translation:
procuration
Added to glossary by
Mathilde Renou
Apr 25, 2012 06:58
12 yrs ago
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English term
deed of power of attorney
English to French
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Dear all,
can someone help me with the following terms ?
"deed of power of attorney"
here is the context :
"The power of representation under which Ms.XXXXX acts are derived from a deed of power of attorney, granted in the presence of the Notary Public of San Javier, Mr XXXX on 23/10/ 2007 recorded as number XXX of his records."
Many thanks in advance
can someone help me with the following terms ?
"deed of power of attorney"
here is the context :
"The power of representation under which Ms.XXXXX acts are derived from a deed of power of attorney, granted in the presence of the Notary Public of San Javier, Mr XXXX on 23/10/ 2007 recorded as number XXX of his records."
Many thanks in advance
Proposed translations
(French)
4 +5 | procuration | Cyril B. |
4 +1 | mandat | Axelle Arbonnier |
Proposed translations
+5
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Selected
procuration
That's what it is
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Note added at 3 mins (2012-04-25 07:02:14 GMT)
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...or a 'pouvoir'.
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Note added at 3 mins (2012-04-25 07:02:14 GMT)
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...or a 'pouvoir'.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Dominique Stiver
: procuration se suffit à lui-même
8 mins
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Merci Dominique
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agree |
Emiliano Pantoja
21 mins
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Merci Emiliano
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agree |
Sylvie Chartier
4 hrs
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Merci Sylvie !
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agree |
enrico paoletti
1 day 10 hrs
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Merci Enrico !
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agree |
jeannoz
3 days 2 hrs
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Merci !
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Many thanks :)"
+1
8 mins
mandat
cette traduction est imparfaite, mais le strict équivalent n'existe pas. on a d'ailleurs tendance à utiliser également l'expression "power of attorney" à l'oral (en revanche je ne l'ai jamais vu écrit).
La CJCE utilise elle-même ce terme de mandat. Cf ci-dessous les liens vers les 2 versions d'un même document Cf. para. 12
La CJCE utilise elle-même ce terme de mandat. Cf ci-dessous les liens vers les 2 versions d'un même document Cf. para. 12
Reference:
Discussion
Bien entendu, les termes mandats et délégation de pouvoirs (avec un bémol - le terme délégation de pouvoirs est souvent utilisé dans un cadre institutionnel) sont également utilisables.