Glossary entry (derived from question below)
español term or phrase:
reconocida mediante Personeria Juridica 271
inglés translation:
recognized in legal capacity 271
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Todd Field
Jun 28, 2003 04:41
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español term
reconocida mediante Personeria Juridica 271
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Recognized by juridic person?
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recognized in legal capacity 271
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recognized by means of judicial/legal ????
Sorry, but "personeria" gives me a problem...
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Personeria
means "proxy" (LAm Jur) So recognized through/(by means of) proxy for legal actions 271. ¡Buena suerte, Joao Crus!
Re.: Collins Spanish Dictionary, ISBN 0-00-470295-6
Re.: Collins Spanish Dictionary, ISBN 0-00-470295-6
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recognised as a Legal Person under Section/Article etc....
"Persona jurídica" is an "artifical person" "body incorporate" "LEGAL person", i.e.not a private individual, or "persona natural"
"Personería" is the "state of being an legal, artificial person.
I assume the sentence reads:
la sociedad XXX, recognised as a Legal Person under section/articles etc....
En cumplimiento del Artículo 3 (3) del Acuerdo Fundamental entre el Estado de Israel y la Santa Sede
(también conocido como el "Acuerdo de Personería Jurídica")
Pursuant to Article 3 (3) of the Fundamental Agreement between the State of Israel and the Holy See
(also referred to as the "Legal Personality Agreement")
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Certified through Legal Capacity No. 271
It is the legal certificate that acknowledges the "existence" of an educational institution. The equivalent to a person's identification card, only this is for an institution
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recognized as Certificate of Legal Capacity 271
"personería" is the authorization to operate given to institutions who fill certain requirements, so it has a number and is a form issued by authority that allows this institution to start with its business
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