05:56 Dec 12, 2006 |
French to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Law (general) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Alan Tolerton United States Local time: 12:50 | ||||||
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3 +1 | [cancelled or transferred] |
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3 | converted to (state?) control due exclusively to the fault of the company |
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converted to (state?) control due exclusively to the fault of the company Explanation: 'mise en regie' usually means that the company has been converted to a state-run company - although the 'regie' here, depending on your context, might not be the state, it might be another body under whose control the company will be placed. As for 'aux torts exclusifs' - this usually refers to where the fault for the action in question lies - to whom it is attributable. I hope this helps. |
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[cancelled or transferred] Explanation: This is a contract for service provision on behalf of the government (=marché). The swearer is swearing that [the company is not under the order mentioned in second part of sentence]; if that claim turns out to be false, the company performing the contract may have its contract terminated (by the governmental authority involved) or may be replaced by another company (this is the meaning of "mise en régie" here). To put it in a long-winded way: "I represent that [x]; if that should not be the case, the [gov't actor] shall be entitled to terminate the contract automatically or substitute another company for [company a], entirely at the fault of [company a]." Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://fr.jurispedia.org/index.php/Pr%C3%A9rogatives_de_l... |
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