Glossary entry

español term or phrase:

ratificarse en

inglés translation:

ratify/confirm one's powers thereat

Added to glossary by Lia Fail (X)
May 12, 2002 23:24
22 yrs ago
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español term

ratificarSE + EN (as opposed to ratificar)

español al inglés Jurídico/Patentes
Here are some examples of usage in my text:

1. formalizar al efecto las pertinentes escrituras públicas de compromiso, entablar toda clase de querellas y ****ratificarse en las mismas****, pudiendo delegar todas estas facultades en los Abogados y Procuradores que tuviere conveniente.

2. entablar, contestar y seguir por todos los trámites hasta su conclusión, toda clase de acciones, demandas, reclamsciones, denuncias, excepciones y defensas, así como ejercitar cualesquiera otras pretensiones, ****ratificándose en**** las mismas en cuantos casos fuera menester, pedir suspensiones, firmar y presentar escritos, solicitar y recibir notificaciones, emplazamientos y citaciones,

3. PEDIR SUSPENSIONES DE JUICIOS Y RATIFICARSE .... (this is a heading, nothing to follow it)

Please not that it is 'ratificarse en' and I would also like to know how to take account of that.

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com May 12, 2002:
Thanks gustavo, but Often the meaning changes with +se and this reflexive meaning was not in Collins so I didn't want to take any risks

Proposed translations

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ratify/confirm his/her powers thereat

1. …as well as bring any other claims, **ratifying/confirming his/her powers thereat** as it may be necessary…
2. REQUEST SUSPENSION OF TRIALS AND RATIFY HIS/HER POWERS THEREAT...
Expl: I understand that, when taking these proceedings, the attorney should confirm/ratify the powers that have been granted to him/her.
[The use of *ratificar* as a reflexive verb reminds me of Carmona Estanga, who “self-proclaimed” President. Excuse me for the digression]
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Note added at 2002-05-15 00:57:29 (GMT) Post-grading
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ratificarSE

the addition of "se" after RATIFICAR, indicates that the subject to the verb is also the object.



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Note added at 2002-05-12 23:30:25 (GMT)
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good luck
Peer comment(s):

agree Dr. Chrys Chrystello
20 minutos
agree Virginia Ledesma Tovar
8 horas
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21 minutos

confirm (one's authority) in (such transactions)

and:
3. Petition of Suspension of Judgments (Sentences, Rulings, as the case may be) and Confirmation (thereof, if the case warrants)
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1 hora

ratify itself in

like gustavo said, it is its own object
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