Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

act upon

Spanish translation:

las cuales podrían ser determinadas/legitimadas/reconocidas/valoradas

Mar 14, 2005 09:04
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English term

act upon

English to Spanish Law/Patents Law (general)
The Bank will be suppied with specimens of their signatures, which may be acted upon by the Bank

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Non-ProZ.com Mar 14, 2005:
context BELPER TOWN COUNCIL
... the Bank shall act on all specimen signatures in accordance with any instruction,
notice, request or other document in writing concerning our account ...
www.belpertowncouncil.co.uk/ meetings2004/20030513minutes.html - 8k - Cached - Similar pages

[PDF] Stratfield Mortimer Parish Council
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... 4 of 4 with the specimen signatures shown in the Signature Verification Section
(6) � The Bank shall act on all specimen signatures in accordance with any ...
www.stratfield-mortimer.gov.uk/assets/ minutes_archive/2005/13thJanuary_2005_minutes.pdf - Similar pages

M25 Consortium of Higher Education Libraries
... The bank shall act on all specimen signatures in accordance with any instruction,
notice, request or other document in writing concerning our account ...
www.m25lib.ac.uk/m25sec/docs/m25sg010503m.html - 33k - Cached - Similar pages

Standard contract (for Co-OP Bank anyway), 3 hits in Google.

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las cuales podrían ser determinadas/legitimadas/reconocidas/valoradas

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I largely agree with SMARTTRANS as to the translation of 'act on', the idea is that these specimen signatures will be used by the bank as the basis for recognising signatures and acting on instructions that bear these signatures, etc.

However, the use of MAY I understand to be not possibility/probability (podrían ser), but as permission ('you may go')

HTH:-)
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