14:49 Apr 30, 2009 |
German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) / Confidentiality statement | |||||||
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Rechtsgrundlage Explanation: I think "Rechtsgrundlage" refers to the Offenbarungspflicht, i.e. on what legal basis the duty to disclose is founded. This is how I see it. Good luck! Once he has been informed of the duty to disclose, by stating the relevant disclosed information, its recipient and the legal basis of the duty to disclose - he is obliged to notify.... here I lack context. I hope it helps. |
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explanation Explanation: what belongs together is "unter Benennung (a) der jeweils zu offenbarenden vertraulichen Information, (b) des Empfängers und (c) der Rechtsgrundlage der Offenbarungspflicht i.e. (as an example) immediately after having become aware of the duty of disclosure, he/she/it has to indicate/state/give notice of (a) the item of confidential information to be disclosed , (b) the recipient of information and (c) the legal basis (laws, statutory regulations, etc.) of the duty of disclosure however, I think that the object is missing in the German version (jmd. informieren): xxx has to notify yyy of (a), (b) and (c) |
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There is something missing Explanation: "Er hat unverzüglich nach Kenntniserlangung von der Offenbarungspflicht unter Benennung der jeweils zu offenbarenden vertraulichen Information, des Empfängers und der Rechtsgrundlage der Offenbarungspflicht zu informieren." The sentence doesn't mention who is to be informed. The object is missing. A possible correction could be: "Er hat IHN unverzüglich nach Kenntniserlangung von der Offenbarungspflicht unter Benennung -der jeweils zu offenbarenden vertraulichen Information, - des Empfängers - und der Rechtsgrundlage der Offenbarungspflicht zu informieren." |
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disclose the information Explanation: Horrible sentence. Anyway, this is how I understand the sentence. The person must disclose the information immediately after being notified of his obligation to do so, which information he must disclose, who the recipient of the information is and on what legal ground he/she is obligated to provide the information. Maybe you can cobble a reasonable sentence together. |
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indicate the information and the legal basis Explanation: Immediately after being informed of the obligation to disclose, under circumstances in which the information which is to be disclosed is [sufficiently] specified, he/it is required to indicate the recipient of such information, and the legal basis for the obligation to disclose. ((The recipient of this "indication" is likely a third party who may have the right to intervene to stop the disclosure.)) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 13 hrs (2009-05-01 04:08:37 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- (Of course, in the main answer I mean "indicate the recipient and the legal basis".) error corrected -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 hrs (2009-05-01 09:33:23 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- This is a possible alternative to the proposal of Lisa23, which is the only other one which makes since. Her proposal would read: Immediately after being informed of the obligation to disclose, he/it is required to identify [to Party X] the information which is to be disclosed, and to indicate the [proposed] recipient of such information and the legal basis for the obligation to disclose. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 hrs (2009-05-01 09:34:46 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- since = sense |
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