Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
Lov om salgspant
English translation:
Norwegian Act on Non-Possessory Pledges
Added to glossary by
Dawn Nixon
Nov 17, 2010 16:35
13 yrs ago
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Norwegian term
Norway
Sworn Translator
Native in: English (Variant: British)
Works in: Norwegian to English, Danish to English
Lov om salgspant
Norwegian to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
Relates to ship repairs.
For varer og utstyr som selges gjennom vårt verksted gjelder lov om salgspant.
For varer og utstyr som selges gjennom vårt verksted gjelder lov om salgspant.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 | Norwegian Act on Non-Possessory Pledges |
Charles Ek
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| 5 | The Mortgage Act |
Donna Stevens
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| 4 | Vendor's (Unpaid Seller's) Lien Act |
Adrian MM. (X)
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| 3 | retention of title act |
jeffrey engberg
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Proposed translations
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Charles Ek
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Your meaning, from your words and mine
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Works in: Norwegian to English, Danish to English, Swedish to English, and 2 more.
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Norwegian Act on Non-Possessory Pledges
Your problem here (which you may very well know) is that the relevant statute does not stand alone but is sections 3-14 through 3-22 of panteloven.
That larger statute has a now-outdated English translation at the first link below. It bears an original title of "THE LIENS ACT of 8 February 1980 (No. 2)", which someone has subsequently styled in handwriting as "The Mortgage Act of 8 February 1980 (No. 2.) You will also see the title of this entire act sometimes translated as the "Mortgages and Pledges Act".
See the second link for a brief, good discussion of the sections in question under "Non-possessory pledge". I've based my suggestion on that discussion. I would use the actual Norwegian title with my suggestion in brackets and quote marks afterward.
That larger statute has a now-outdated English translation at the first link below. It bears an original title of "THE LIENS ACT of 8 February 1980 (No. 2)", which someone has subsequently styled in handwriting as "The Mortgage Act of 8 February 1980 (No. 2.) You will also see the title of this entire act sometimes translated as the "Mortgages and Pledges Act".
See the second link for a brief, good discussion of the sections in question under "Non-possessory pledge". I've based my suggestion on that discussion. I would use the actual Norwegian title with my suggestion in brackets and quote marks afterward.
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Comment: "Thank you for the very useful explanation :)"
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Donna Stevens
Norway
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Works in: Norwegian to English, English, Norwegian (Bokmal) to English, and 1 more.
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The Mortgage Act
According to the database of translated Norwegian legislation at the Faculty of Law (University of Oslo),
8.2. 1980 No. 2 Lovdata NOR
Lov om pant. [Panteloven - pantel.]
ENG The Mortgage Act.
(includes real property from businesses, land register, ship register, aircraft register etc)
8.2. 1980 No. 2 Lovdata NOR
Lov om pant. [Panteloven - pantel.]
ENG The Mortgage Act.
(includes real property from businesses, land register, ship register, aircraft register etc)
Example sentence:
At this workshop, all sales of equipment are governed by the Mortgage Act.
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Charles Ek
: That's the entire Act, as explained in my answer above and which deals with a much broader range of subjects than merely "salgspant". The question involves only a few sections of the Act that are commonly referred to as "lov om salgspant".
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Robert Sommerfelt (X)
: Det som må avgjøre saken, er om det henvises til norsk lov. I så fall er Mortgage Act helt riktig. Ref. http://www.lovdata.no/all/hl-19800208-002.html og http://www.ub.uio.no/cgi-bin/ujur/ulov/sok.cgi?type=LOV. Ev. spesifiser § 3-14 t.o.m. 3-22.
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Thanks Robert. It's a reference to Norwegian Law. Perhaps adding in brackets [Lov om pant LOV-1980-02-08-2]
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Vendor's (Unpaid Seller's) Lien Act
The ProZ answer in the web ref. is not really on-target.
This is a ship repair. It's not possible in the UK to create a pledge, but a lien or mortgage over a ship. Also an absolute vs. conditional Bill of Sale of a ship would be a contract of sale vs. a non-possessory charge.
This is a ship repair. It's not possible in the UK to create a pledge, but a lien or mortgage over a ship. Also an absolute vs. conditional Bill of Sale of a ship would be a contract of sale vs. a non-possessory charge.
Example sentence:
Brief and Straightforward Guide: What Is a Vendor\\\'s Lien? www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-vendors-lien.htm
The unpaid seller of goods loses his lien or right of retention in respect ... (1)Subject to this Act, the unpaid seller\\\'s right of lien or retention
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jeffrey engberg
Norway
Norway
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Norway
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retention of title act
maybe this?
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Note added at 15 hrs (2010-11-18 07:44:07 GMT)
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Maybe best to stick with "Mortgages and Pledges Act".
I do not think salgspantloven exists.
As Charles said, salgspant is discussed in section 3 of panteloven.
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Note added at 15 hrs (2010-11-18 07:44:07 GMT)
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Maybe best to stick with "Mortgages and Pledges Act".
I do not think salgspantloven exists.
As Charles said, salgspant is discussed in section 3 of panteloven.
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