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het uitvoeren van een gehonoreerd aangetekend verzet

English translation: dealing with an objection that has been lodged/submitted and accepted

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Dutch term or phrase:het uitvoeren van een gehonoreerd aangetekend verzet
English translation:dealing with an objection that has been lodged/submitted and accepted
Entered by: Ineke Hardy

17:26 Feb 17, 2009
Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s)
Dutch term or phrase: het uitvoeren van een gehonoreerd aangetekend verzet
In een contract. Does this mean: executing a successful application to set aside a default judgement, or words to that effect?
Ineke Hardy
Netherlands
Local time: 14:44
dealing with an objection that has been lodged/submitted and accepted
Explanation:
I think this is unlikely to have anything to do with default judgements, though of course it is difficult to be sure without more context.
It sounds to me more like a provision in a warranty clause, where one party can make an objection about some part of the contract being unfulfilled, the other party then accepts that it is in the wrong and does something about it.
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Bruce Gordon
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:44
Grading comment
Thanks.
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3 +1dealing with an objection that has been lodged/submitted and accepted
Bruce Gordon


  

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dealing with an objection that has been lodged/submitted and accepted


Explanation:
I think this is unlikely to have anything to do with default judgements, though of course it is difficult to be sure without more context.
It sounds to me more like a provision in a warranty clause, where one party can make an objection about some part of the contract being unfulfilled, the other party then accepts that it is in the wrong and does something about it.

Bruce Gordon
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:44
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 12
Grading comment
Thanks.
Notes to answerer
Asker: Thanks Bruce. Now at least I understand what the term means.


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agree  Adrian MM. (X): objection (caveat) entered, perhaps...
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