Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
cuyo contenido se tiene ahora aqui por reproducido
English translation:
whose content is hereby incorporated by reference
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Will Griffin
Dec 22, 2003 09:56
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Spanish term
cuyo contenido se tiene ahora aqui por reproducido
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
The sentence reads; "[el] eleva a publicos los acuerdos que constan en la certificacion incorporada, cuyo contenido se tiene ahora aqui por reproducido en evitacion de repitaciones innecesarias".
I'm not sure if there is a fixed way of saying this.
I'm not sure if there is a fixed way of saying this.
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whose content is hereby incorporated by reference
tenerse por reproducido is "to incorporate by reference" (see Black's 7th under "incorporation by reference); also see Tom West's Spanish-English Dictionary of Law and Business under "incorporate by reference"
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the content of which is deemed to be reproduced
to avoid unnecessary repetition.
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whose content is hereby included by reference...
to avoid unnecessary repetition
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I've seen it used "include by reference"
suggestion:
I've seen it used "include by reference"
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the contents of which are held to be incorporated herein by reference
cuyo contenido se tiene ahora aqui por reproducido
the contents of which are held to be incorporated herein by reference
Usual way of saying it in USA.
the contents of which are held to be incorporated herein by reference
Usual way of saying it in USA.
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