Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

una vez diligenciado el cierre del diario

English translation:

at close of day

Added to glossary by Aoife Kennedy
Apr 27, 2009 09:49
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Spanish term

una vez diligenciado el cierre del diario

Spanish to English Law/Patents Business/Commerce (general)
This refers to an entry in the registry of companies, and appears at the end of a certificate from the registrar, confirming the existence and validity of a company's registration:
"Firmo la presente, [...] debidamente selladas con el sello de este Registro, en [XX], a [XX] de Marzo de [XX], **una vez Diligenciado el Cierre del Diario**".
Thanks in advance :)

Discussion

Aoife Kennedy (asker) Apr 27, 2009:
Re. diario = Journal/day book? In response to Mike and Alejandro, this would seem to refer to the register rather than the accounts of the company. The document is a certificate from the registrar, and there is a reference made earlier in the text to changes to the text of the registration that might render it invalid. I think that in this case "diario" means the daily record of entries. I think that when a change is made to the register, or a new entry is recorded, it has to go into the Journal first, which is a day-to-day record of all entries, annotations, etc.

Proposed translations

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at close of day

COD = Close of Day
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Hi Neil. Sometimes the simplest option is the best. Don't know why I wanted to complicate things :) "
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once the day-to-day expenses have been closed

Oxford y contexto

Mike :)
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after the Journal (Register Book) has been duly closed /

This could be it, but I am not completely certain.
Good luck.
(Diario = Libro diario de registros?)
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1 day 11 hrs

" ...at the close of the daily record of entries "

I agree with your thinking on this.

Saludos :))

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Note added at 1 day11 hrs (2009-04-28 21:11:24 GMT)
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a minimum, however, a daily record of business transactions (daily record ... by a merchant for 5 years following the date that the last entry was made. ... 4 days, after registration with the Public Registry of Juridical Persons and ...
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diario

Could "diario" mean "Register book". In this case = "closure of the Register Book" or "closing of the entry in the Register Book". Though this might make sense, I have been unable to find any support for this, except:
Article 79 – After closure of the register book, registrar sends the register file to the ship registry office which has registered or entitled to register the ship.
(http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:yuw1r_gTF0cJ:www.denizc...
This could be far-fetched and should be dismissed.
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