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French term

expéditions exécutoires

French to English Law/Patents Law (general)
expéditions exécutoires délivrées le 15 DEC 2009

Appears in a verdict, just after the names of the people involved in the case.

Discussion

Gad Kohenov (asker) Jan 2, 2010:
enforceable certified copy was my choice.
Travelin Ann Dec 28, 2009:
US EN usage http://www.encyclo.co.uk/define/Executed copy

executed copy(ies)

Proposed translations

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execution copy

of a judgement
(see Council of Europe Legal Dict)

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Note added at 3 mins (2009-12-28 14:28:04 GMT)
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That should be plural!
Peer comment(s):

agree Chris Hall
34 mins
Thank you Chris (I'll get there one day!)
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(E&W) sealed copies {of the order}; (US/Scotland) certificates of execution

1. executed copy is a signed copy of a contract, not of a judgment.

2. enforceable copies are a literal translation and probably meaningless.

3. office copies, as in previous ProZ answers, are issued by HM Land Registry in the UK e.g. office copy entries of the result of land searches.

4.What the courts issue in E&W/England and Wales are SEALED copies (note the caps for justified emphasis).
Example sentence:

Certificate of Execution Register [with index], vol. 1, 1899-1941 (1 volume); Judgment Lien Docket Circuit Court, vol. 1-3, 1874-1929 (3 volumes)

A sealed copy of the order must be provided with the form. If you are unable to obtain a sealed copy of the order, then ensure that the Form 100 is sealed

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Reference comments

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Reference:

expédition exécutoire

Copie exécutoire (ou expédition exécutoire) : copie du jugement ou de l'acte qui constitue le titre exécutoire, revêtue de la formule exécutoire. ...
suel.univ-lyon3.fr/ressources/.../63-voies-d-excutions?...
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