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17:01 Dec 15, 2005 |
French to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Marketing / Market Research / Terms and conditions for a competition | |||||||
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sans que cette autorisation puisse ouvrir d’autres droits que la remise du lot g the authorisation does not give the winners rights to anything that may ensue Explanation: My understanding is that the winners are not entitled to anything that may ensue after their names, etc. are used for advertising purposes. Their only "right" is to the lot they win (lucky blokes!). |
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sans que cette autorisation puisse ouvrir d’autres droits que la remise du lot g without this authorisation granting the winners any other rights beyond their winnings Explanation: . |
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sans que cette autorisation puisse ouvrir d’autres droits que la remise du lot g without this authorisation entitling them to do anything other than award the prize(s) won Explanation: without knowing exactly what's going on. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 20 hrs 35 mins (2005-12-16 13:37:44 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- it's not the winners who have the authorisation, it's XXXX. |
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