It is ordered and decreed that ...

Czech translation: soud rozhodl a nařizuje

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English term or phrase:It is ordered and decreed that ...
Czech translation:soud rozhodl a nařizuje
Entered by: David Vašek

10:59 Mar 12, 2019
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Law/Patents - Law (general) / rozvodové řízení
English term or phrase: It is ordered and decreed that ...
V konečném rozhodnutí soudu o rozvodu (v USA) (Final Divorce Decree):

Agreement of the Parties
The parties have consented to the terms of this decree and stipulated it is a contract. The Court finds that the parties have entered into an Agreement Incident to Divorce. The Court approves the agreement and makes it part of the decree as if it were recited verbatim. IT IS ORDERED AND DECREED that the parties comply with the terms of the agreement.

Další použití sousloví:
Divorce
IT IS ORDERED AND DECREED that Mrs. AB (wife), Petitioner, and Mr. XY (husband), Respondent, are divorced and that the marriage between them is dissolved.


Předem děkuji za návrhy (nejlépe takové, které by se hodily pro oba příklady použití tohoto sousloví).
David Vašek
Czech Republic
Local time: 17:13
soud rozhodl a nařizuje
Explanation:
Asi bych to ale vyřešil v každém případě jinak, v prvním „soud účastníkům nařizuje“, ve druhém „rozhodl“
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it is ordered and decreed that ...
soud rozhodl a nařizuje


Explanation:
Asi bych to ale vyřešil v každém případě jinak, v prvním „soud účastníkům nařizuje“, ve druhém „rozhodl“

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Local time: 16:13
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Asker: Děkuji za střelhbitou odpověď.


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