French term
commissaire éventuel
it appears in these (interminable) bylaws referring to the annual general assembly....
Un mois au moins avant l'assemblee annuelle, le conseil d'administration remet au(x) commissaire(s) éventuel(s) les pièces énumérées dans la loi sur les sociétés, avec le rapport de gestion.
It is EU (belgian/french). I know it means 'commissioner' or officer but the whole title is not familiar to me at all.
Thanks for any help.
| 3 +9 | auditor(s), should any have been appointed,... |
Thomaso
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Jan 14, 2010 19:50: SJLD changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): writeaway, Rob Grayson, SJLD
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Proposed translations
auditor(s), should any have been appointed,...
| yes, i think auditors, if any....that makes the most sense in context. I guessed it meant auditors. I had trouble finding it in most glossaries and it's not in common use here. thanks!! |
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