§ 5 stk. 2 om 120 dages reglen

English translation: section 5, subsection 2

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Danish term or phrase:§ 5 stk. 2
English translation:section 5, subsection 2
Entered by: Maria Rosich Andreu

13:50 Nov 12, 2002
Danish to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s)
Danish term or phrase: § 5 stk. 2 om 120 dages reglen
I am confused about the meanig of this entence: stk. is pieces, but what does the whole thing mean?
Maria Rosich Andreu
Spain
Local time: 20:12
section 5, subsection 2, concerning the 120-day rule...
Explanation:
OR: clause 5, subclause 2, concerning the 120-day rule (see explanation below)


§ = section (legislative acts) or clause, article (contracts)
stk. = subsection (legislative acts) or subclause, subarticle (contracts)

It seems that your sentence refers to a piece of Danish legislation, therefore I have chosen the former interpretation. If it refers to a contract (e.g. an employment contract) you should go for the latter interpretation.

Own experience with legal texts and H.P. Frandsens Juridisk ordbog.
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Trine A
Local time: 20:12
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thank you very much; I was completely at a loss here
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5 +2section 5, subsection 2, concerning the 120-day rule...
Trine A


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section 5, subsection 2, concerning the 120-day rule...


Explanation:
OR: clause 5, subclause 2, concerning the 120-day rule (see explanation below)


§ = section (legislative acts) or clause, article (contracts)
stk. = subsection (legislative acts) or subclause, subarticle (contracts)

It seems that your sentence refers to a piece of Danish legislation, therefore I have chosen the former interpretation. If it refers to a contract (e.g. an employment contract) you should go for the latter interpretation.

Own experience with legal texts and H.P. Frandsens Juridisk ordbog.

Trine A
Local time: 20:12
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
thank you very much; I was completely at a loss here

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Barbara Østergaard: or just section 5(2) concerning the 120-days rule (see also http://www.eurofound.eu.int/emire/DENMARK/120DAYSRULE-DN.htm...
15 mins
  -> yes, that is perhaps the more common short form

agree  Charlotte Langbeen
22 hrs
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