leotzi lafoal kol psak din o tzav lidrosh tzavei mechira o pkudot ma'assar

English translation: to execute any judgment or order,to require sale orders or arrest warrants

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Hebrew term or phrase:leotzi lafoal kol psak din o tzav lidrosh tzavei mechira o pkudot ma'assar
English translation:to execute any judgment or order,to require sale orders or arrest warrants
Entered by: judithyf

09:23 Feb 24, 2006
Hebrew to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) / Power of Attorney
Hebrew term or phrase: leotzi lafoal kol psak din o tzav lidrosh tzavei mechira o pkudot ma'assar
clause from a power of attorney
rosekhay
Local time: 23:47
to execute any judgment or order,to require sale orders or arrest warrants
Explanation:
These are some of the things the empowered party is entitled to do.
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judithyf
Local time: 18:47
Grading comment
Perfect, thank you very much Judith for your precious help
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4to execute any judgment or order,to require sale orders or arrest warrants
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to execute any judgment or order,to require sale orders or arrest warrants


Explanation:
These are some of the things the empowered party is entitled to do.

judithyf
Local time: 18:47
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 116
Grading comment
Perfect, thank you very much Judith for your precious help

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral  Eynati: I think we are being asked to perform a free commercial job for this asker.
25 mins

neutral  gfrim: "sale order" is a little too literal. More correct legal terms would have been "writ of sale" or "writ of execution". Also, "require" is inappropriate for a private POA. It should have been "seek" or "request".
4 hrs
  -> lidrosh is neither seek nor request but require. In fact, the whole document is rather strangely worded.
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