May 7, 2009 19:26
15 yrs ago
German term

bestimmte/regelmäßige Aufträge

German to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) contract period
Nach dem Ende des Vertragsverhältnisses hat der Auftragnehmer keinen Anspruch auf die Durchführung von bestimmter oder regelmäßiger weiterer Aufträge.

scheduled or periodic assignments?

(I guess I'm showing my lack of real-world experience here)

Proposed translations

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specific/recurrent(recurring) mandates/assignments

Self-explanatory.
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13 mins

previously agreed/ regular orders

When the first agreement runs out there is no automatic extension to the conditions laid out in the original contract, the company cannot assume that there will be an extension beyond the original agreement.
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Peer comment(s):

disagree Paul Cohen : Sorry, "bestimmte" Aufträge cannot be translated as "previously agreed orders". If they were "previously agreed," then there would logically be an agreement covering them. This sentence covers the period AFTER the contractual period has ended.
17 mins
Whilst agreeing with your interpretation, in a legal situation the company migh want to distance themselves from previous agreements, "right of determination" etc.
agree Peter Manda (X) : yeah, spud, your reasoning makes sense here - "bestimmte" vertraege as previously identified contracts ...
1 day 5 hrs
Thanks Peter, long time no hear.
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22 mins

specific/regular orders/projects

"[...] to carry out any other specific or regular contracts/projects"

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Peer comment(s):

agree Inge Meinzer
42 mins
agree suew
10 hrs
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1 day 5 hrs

identified / repeat

identified: to build on spuds (imho correct) interpretation of specific contracts/tenders
repeat: to carry the notion of "regularly recurring" "continuing" and "steady"
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