Aug 10, 2000 15:59
23 yrs ago
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Spanish term
parientes colaterales de 3r del socio enajenante
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Spanish to English
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This comes at the end of an exemption clause on conditions governing transference of shares. Spouses, offspring, parents and the other lot are exempt from these conditions. Who are they? "Close relatives?"
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Collateral relatives of the transferring partner, within the third degree of kinship
According to Black's, collateral relatives are "next of kin, such as cousins, who are not in the direct line of inheritance."
Watch out for that phrase "3r del socio" -- it refers to the degree of kinship between the collateral relatives and the transferring partner, not to any "thirdness" of the partner him/herself!
Watch out for that phrase "3r del socio" -- it refers to the degree of kinship between the collateral relatives and the transferring partner, not to any "thirdness" of the partner him/herself!
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Comment: "Thanks... I am doing a "simplified English" translation of this, so your "next of kin" clued me in to how I plan to translate it. This damn translation has been like giving myself the "3rd Degree"!
Thanks to the others for bothering to answer too. Hope I can help you guys one day."
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Collateral kinsmen of the third transfering partner
Eso fue lo que encontré por parientes colaterales en el Diccionario de Términos Jurídicos de Alcaraz Varó y Brian Hughes. Enajenante es el cedente o cesionista, o sea, transferor.
¡Ojalá te ayude, suerte!
¡Ojalá te ayude, suerte!
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collateral relatives
relatives is a more common word for next of kin.
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