Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
Incidence du regime de communaute sur la qualite d'associe
English translation:
The community of property's incidence to the partner's quality
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Charlotte M
Sep 7, 2006 22:42
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"Incidence du regime de communaute sur la qualite d'associe"
Hello, I am translating some Articles of Incoporation for a Professional Partnership for a friend. Using ProZ I have been able to translate much, but his heading has me stumped.
Any help would be most appreciated.
Hello, I am translating some Articles of Incoporation for a Professional Partnership for a friend. Using ProZ I have been able to translate much, but his heading has me stumped.
Any help would be most appreciated.
Proposed translations
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| 2 -1 | The community of property's incidence to the partner's quality |
Sokratis VAVILIS
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| 3 | How joint property ownership influences partnership status |
MatthewLaSon
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Sep 7, 2006 23:04: Linguasphere changed "Language pair" from "English to French" to "French to English"
Proposed translations
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The community of property's incidence to the partner's quality
IF "regime de communauté"is a matrimonial regime which forms a link between spouses......
this is simple proposition. I hope it helps:)
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Note added at 3 hrs (2006-09-08 01:51:00 GMT)
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Generaly speaking (without taking in consideration the father/son relation), The Partnership is :
1. an association of persons to carry on a business under a firm name; all the partners are jointly and severally liable for the firm's debts > Societe en Nom Collectif (SNC) under French Law, Societe under Swiss Law ( SACC,Swiss Code of Obligations(transl.),1990,art.530 par.1)
2. a generic term for companies in which,elsewhere than in the UK,the law attaches greater importance to the partners'personal activities than to the capital > Societe de personnes (Internat.Account.Lex,UEC-Group Accounts)
This terrrm is used in fench law for the SNC (Societes en Nom Collectif) and the SCS (Societes en commandite simple)
IMHO this professional partnership is a "Societe de Personnes"or simply a Societe.
The Community property is a marital status available in some US states and in mostly EU states.
I would change my main proposition to:
The community property's incidence on the partner's quality (or qualification)
and to add an alternative:
2: The community of interests incidence on the partner's quality (or qualification)
I hoppe this will help!
2.
this is simple proposition. I hope it helps:)
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Note added at 3 hrs (2006-09-08 01:51:00 GMT)
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Generaly speaking (without taking in consideration the father/son relation), The Partnership is :
1. an association of persons to carry on a business under a firm name; all the partners are jointly and severally liable for the firm's debts > Societe en Nom Collectif (SNC) under French Law, Societe under Swiss Law ( SACC,Swiss Code of Obligations(transl.),1990,art.530 par.1)
2. a generic term for companies in which,elsewhere than in the UK,the law attaches greater importance to the partners'personal activities than to the capital > Societe de personnes (Internat.Account.Lex,UEC-Group Accounts)
This terrrm is used in fench law for the SNC (Societes en Nom Collectif) and the SCS (Societes en commandite simple)
IMHO this professional partnership is a "Societe de Personnes"or simply a Societe.
The Community property is a marital status available in some US states and in mostly EU states.
I would change my main proposition to:
The community property's incidence on the partner's quality (or qualification)
and to add an alternative:
2: The community of interests incidence on the partner's quality (or qualification)
I hoppe this will help!
2.
Note from asker:
| The Professional Partnership is a real estate partnership between a father and son. Would that change the translation you've given? Thanks for your help! |
Peer comment(s):
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Denise DeVries
: impact of community property law on partnership status
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thanks! I didnt choose the right words for incidence/qualité:). However, should it sound better just "impact of community property on partnership status" (Black's Law Dictionnary term is "community property system")
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AllegroTrans
: this term is absolutely meaningless in English
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Comment: "Many thanks! I wish I had seen Denise's comment before I submitted the translation as it seems to make the best sense. I appreciate the help."
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How joint property ownership influences partnership status
Hello,
This come in late, but I thought I'd my translation
Incidence = impact/influence
régime de communauté = joint property ownership (between father and son, in this case)
qualité d'associé = partnership status
In other words, this section describes how joint property ownership (father and son) influences/impacts the partnership status.
As it is a title of a section in a document, you may want to begin the title with the word "how" to make it sound English.
I hope this helps.
This come in late, but I thought I'd my translation
Incidence = impact/influence
régime de communauté = joint property ownership (between father and son, in this case)
qualité d'associé = partnership status
In other words, this section describes how joint property ownership (father and son) influences/impacts the partnership status.
As it is a title of a section in a document, you may want to begin the title with the word "how" to make it sound English.
I hope this helps.
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