16:53 Jan 8, 2014 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / Subcontractor agreement | |||||||
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owes a responsibility / debt of obligation Explanation: "Every time the main contractor owes a debt of obligation for something to the contracting party, it's the same for the sub-contractor vis a vis the contracting party. |
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is subject to/bound by a duty of performance Explanation: You have not parsed this correctly. The critical phrase is "obligation de faire", which is a duty of performance. http://www.accaglobal.co.uk/content/dam/acca/global/pdf/f4zw... "If parties enter into a contract, the terms of the contract impose obligations on both parties. The obligations imposed by the terms of a contract are meant to be performed. If they are not performed at all, or performed late or performed in the wrong manner, the party on whom the duty of performance lay (the debtor) is said to have committed a breach of the contract;" https://qmro.qmul.ac.uk/.../BREKOULAKISArbitrationAnd2008.pd... by SL Brekoulakis - 2008 5.3.3 Third, legitimate impression of the co-contracting party that the non- ...... means that the economic risk and the contractual duty of performance of the main. bura.brunel.ac.uk/bitstream/2438/4041/1/BURROWS3.pdf by P Jaffey - 2000 - Related articles responsible for the reliance of the other contracting party on the agreement. For ... wrongfully i.e., has committed a breach of a contractual duty of performance in. |
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débiteur d'une obligation de faire has a performance obligation [toward] Explanation: The question here is "débiteur d'une obligation de faire" obligation de faire: Lexique Anglais-français : Principalement Juridique - F. H. S. Bridge - Google Books - http://is.gd/SUgxYV |
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debtor of an oblligation to perform Explanation: I think that's how the translation should be rendered |
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