Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
ROLL OF DEEDS
Spanish translation:
Protocolo (de Instrumentos e Actas Publicas)
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KirstyMacC (X)
Dec 2, 2003 15:47
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English term
ROLL OF DEEDS
English to Spanish
Law/Patents
ROLL OF DEES
IN BREMEN, FRG, 30 Oct. 2003
before me, XXX, Notary public of Bremen..
Appears
the undersigned merchant
xxx
he declares that he is not acting on his own behalf but on behalf of xxx (Company)
and he certifies
1 that xx is a company limited by shares
2 the entire nominal capital of the company is...
Executed at Bremen, Federal Republicc...
Muchas gracias
IN BREMEN, FRG, 30 Oct. 2003
before me, XXX, Notary public of Bremen..
Appears
the undersigned merchant
xxx
he declares that he is not acting on his own behalf but on behalf of xxx (Company)
and he certifies
1 that xx is a company limited by shares
2 the entire nominal capital of the company is...
Executed at Bremen, Federal Republicc...
Muchas gracias
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
4 +1 | Protocolo (de Instrumentos e Actas Publicas) |
KirstyMacC (X)
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4 +2 | Registro Notarial de Escrituras |
Pablo Grosschmid
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4 | registro de escrituras |
jmml
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Proposed translations
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Protocolo (de Instrumentos e Actas Publicas)
Original German: Urkundenrolle.
A notary keeps a 'Protocol', inc. in Anglo-Am countries.
A notary keeps a 'Protocol', inc. in Anglo-Am countries.
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Comment: "Thank you very much for your help"
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registro de escrituras
Hola, creo que se puede referir a esto. un saludo
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Registro Notarial de Escrituras
cada notario lleva un registro por orden de todas las escrituras en las que da fe, me parece que es eso.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Alicia Jordá
2 hrs
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gracias, Alice
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agree |
Manuel Cedeño Berrueta
: Diferentes términos para cada país: en Venezuela: registro notarial = “Libro de Autenticaciones”; en algunos países = “repertorio”; - al de la Oficina de Registro = “Protocolo”. - ¿y en España?
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gracias, Manuel, en Esp. Protocolo
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