Jan 21, 2020 16:05
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English term

treat as terminated

English to Spanish Law/Patents Other
Es un contrato. Debajo del título "entire agreement", una de las oraciones dice:

For the avoidance of doubt, the Parties agree to treat any earlier agreement between the Parties relating the subject matter of this agreement as terminated.

No sé cuál es la mejor traducción de "treat as terminated"

"darlo por rescindido"?

La misma estructura aparece varias veces y me pregunto cuál es la mejor forma de solucionarlo. Otros ejemplos:
The Parties have treated such terms as having replaced
Accordingly, the terms of the agreement shall be treated as having been in place as from the Effective Date.

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darlo por rescindido

Básicamente quiere decir que cualquier acuerdo anterior queda rescindido

En la segunda frase:

"Las Partes acuerdan que tales términos han sido sustituidos/reemplazados."
Peer comment(s):

agree Pablo Cruz
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da por cancelado/considera como rescindido

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agree Mónica Algazi : Sí, acuerdan dar por cancelado ...
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dar por resuelto/a (dejado/a sin efecto)

Replace connotes to me superseded, rather than revoked altogether.

I would avoid rescindido/ rescinded as that might imply the contract or agreement has been voided ab inition e.g. from the very stop, whereas terminated does not have that implication.

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Note added at 17 hrs (2020-01-22 09:15:53 GMT)
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... voided ab initio e.g. from the very word go.
Example sentence:

GLOSARIO DE TÉRMINOS JURÍDICOS INGLÉS - CASTELLANO Termination - Cancelación, anulación Terminate, to - Anular, cancelar, dejar sin efecto, terminar, resolver (contrato).

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