Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

contrat de droit d'entrée

English translation:

franchise fee agreement / contract

Added to glossary by Tony M
May 8, 2017 04:09
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French term

contrat de droit

French to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) shareholders\' agreement
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Un contrat de prestation de service (ci-après dénommé Contrat de prestation) entrant en vigueur le 1er juin 2013 pour une durée indéterminée en vertu duquel elle assure, pour un territoire défini à son annexe n° 3, une mission de gestion des stocks de ● de xx, d’enregistrement des commandes des clients de BOB, d’organisation de l’approvisionnement desdits clients en coordination avec les transporteurs mis à disposition par BOB et de suivi de ses opérations dans les Systèmes d’information de xxx.

Un contrat de droit d’entrée en date du 1er février 2006 qui a pour objet de déterminer la valorisation de ce droit, à payer à xxx, et portant sur les Territoires que cette dernière a confié à la Société pour exercer les missions auxquelles elle s’est engagée dans le cadre de contrat d’agence commerciale et d’administration des ventes en date du 1er janvier 2006 et du contrat de prestation de service en date du 1er janvier 2006

Un contrat de droit d’entrée en date du 17 avril 2013 qui a pour objet de déterminer la valorisation de ce droit, à payer à xxx,et portant sur les nouveaux Territoires que xxx a souhaité confier, en plus de ceux confiés en 2006, e tsur lesquelles la Société s’est engagée à exécuter les missions qui lui sont confiés dans le contrat d’agence commerciale entrant en vigueur le 1er juin 2013 et le contrat de prestation de service conclu entrant en vigueur le 1er juin 2013, ces contrats visant également les territoires confiés en 2006.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +2 franchise contract
3 -1 right (of entry) contract
Change log

May 11, 2017 11:14: Tony M changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/125216">EirTranslations's</a> old entry - "contrat de droit "" to ""franchise contract""

Discussion

Nikki Scott-Despaigne May 8, 2017:
Dixit Daryo. You need to make sure you are asking the right question (contrat de droit d'entrée) in order to hope to receive a right answer (or answers).
Three contracts are mentionned. One is a "contrat de prestation de service(s)", (contract for the supply of (a) service(s)), another is a "contrat d'agence commerciale et d'administration des ventes" and finally the "contrat de droit d'entrée".
I can see nothing to suggest a shareholders' agreement.
Daryo May 8, 2017:
the whole of "contrat de droit d’entrée"

is the term to translate

BTW this ST doesn't sound at all like a "shareholders' agreement" ...

Proposed translations

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French term (edited): contrat de droit d'entrée
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franchise contract

First of all, you are aprsing it incorrectly: 'droit d'entrée' needs to be understood together.

Here, really and truly 'droit' = 'fee' (see various GDT entries for for 'droit d'entrée': http://www.granddictionnaire.com/ficheOqlf.aspx?Id_Fiche=170... )

However, I don't really think you'd have a contract just about the fee, so I'm assuming that this is about a franchise, as Daryo has said (rather than any kind of shareholders' agreement).

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Note added at 6 heures (2017-05-08 11:07:33 GMT)
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Writeaway is right: here, it should probably be 'agreement' rather than 'contract'.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Daryo : doesn't look like a standard "franchise" to operate using someone else's name (of the McDonald's and similar type) looks more like "we'll charge you to let you operate in a territory on which we claim a monopoly"
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Know what you mean, but it does seem to be about supplying goods of some kind...
agree f2etranslations
4 hrs
Thanks, F2E!
agree Nikki Scott-Despaigne : "franchise fee agreement", or "initial franchise fee agreement", see reference post.
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Thanks, Nikki!
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French term (edited): contrat de droit (d'entree)

right (of entry) contract

A franchise agreement for an agreed geographic area
Peer comment(s):

neutral Tony M : Your link doesn't work, but I would be wary of trusting Google Translate as any kind of authority. Here, the 'right' is more of a 'fee', and I don't think 'right' works well in this context.
21 mins
neutral writeaway : with franchise agreement. that should have been your answer. read asker's 2nd paragraph. explains it all. agree with Tony about Google translate. not a reliable source
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disagree Daryo : However it can be useful if handled with the appropriate caution, the very idea of quoting Google Translate as "The Authority" is an absolute no-no ... + "droit" here is money/fee
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Reference comments

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Reference:

"franchise fee"

The "contrat de droit d'entrée" is probably an agreement on the temrs and conditions regarding payment of a franchise fee. I think it is about the participation right, a sort of contribution paid upfront to buy your way in.... and to stay in!

https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/51174

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Note added at 10 hrs (2017-05-08 14:24:26 GMT)
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See also :

http://www.franchise-land.com/devenir-franchiseur/cadre-fina...

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Note added at 10 hrs (2017-05-08 14:25:38 GMT)
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Just noticed the last source is also in EN, but no idea of the quality.

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Note added at 10 hrs (2017-05-08 14:27:50 GMT)
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Here, the "droits d'entrée" are translated into EN as "entrance fee". That does not read well to me. An entrance fee is what I pay to get into see a match, go swimming etc. "Entrance" / "entry": not identitical, but not always used correctly either!

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Note added at 10 hrs (2017-05-08 14:29:31 GMT)
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http://www.granddictionnaire.com/ficheOqlf.aspx?Id_Fiche=503...

Maybe "initial franchise fee" for the notion of "entrée"?
Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree Tony M
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