Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

l'examen du dossier permette de retenir sa responsabilite, celui-ci precisant

English translation:

the cross-examination of the file allow to detain his liability

Added to glossary by pascie
May 17, 2004 18:28
20 yrs ago
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French term

l'examen du dossier permette de retenir sa responsabilite, celui-ci precisant

Non-PRO French to English Law/Patents Law (general)
the sentence continues with; precisant que son vehicule empieter deja sur la chaussee au moment de la survenance du vehicule Du Sier Baudin...

it is an accident report

Discussion

writeaway May 17, 2004:
are you posting the entire job on Proz? a lot of this is very basic French

Proposed translations

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the cross-examination of the file ..

...allow to detain his liability
Peer comment(s):

agree Vicky Papaprodromou
11 mins
Thank you Vicky!
agree Hacene
34 mins
Thank you Hacene!
disagree Mary Lalevee : I don't think "liability" can be "detained".
21 hrs
disagree writeaway : detain liability? not in English. unless liability is being held by the police on some sort of charge......
1802 days
disagree Michael GREEN : However did this slip through the "peer agreement "net? "Cross-examination of the file" for "examen du dossier" ?! "Allowed to detain his liability" for "permet (not permette, surely?) de retenir sa responabilité" ?!!!!!
1968 days
disagree Mpoma : I think the liability is in cuffs, either that or it is being held back from doing something rash!
2339 days
disagree Peter Shortall : Agree with the comments above, "detain" is not the right meaning at all
3609 days
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55 mins

review of the dossier evidencing that

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Note added at 59 mins (2004-05-17 19:28:58 GMT)
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mere \"on reading of\" might be plenty enough!!! depends on context
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22 hrs

a review of the file showed that he was liable

or words to that effect.
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