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  1. 11-19-2006 #1
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    Default Ordered and Adjudged

    Hola.
    Este frase legal es muy duro para traducir para mi. Mi intento es: ordenado y adjudicado. Pero tengo duda.

    El contexto es: It is hereby ordered and adjudged
    tambien: Further ordered and adjudged

    Cualquier surgencias estan apreciado...
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    Default doublet

    "ordered and adjuged" es un doublet...

    No sé cómo viene la oración, pero podés poner algo como:
    "el Tribunal ordena y resuelve que..." o "asimismo, se ordena y resuelve..."

    Suerte!!
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    Default se resuelve

    Hola!

    ¿El doublet no se traduce con una sola palabra? Creo que debería traducirse sólo como "se resuelve"

    Saludos!!
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    Por todo lo expuesto, FALLO:
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    Default ...

    Es cuestión de estilo, aunque la esencia sea la misma, e.g. "Es de resolverse y se resuelve que...", "Vistos los autos para resolver ...", "definitivamente juzgando se resuelve que...", etc.
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    Estoy de acuerdo con Reminder!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rogelio.eeuu
    Hola.
    Este frase legal es muy duro para traducir para mi. Mi intento es: ordenado y adjudicado. Pero tengo duda.

    El contexto es: It is hereby ordered and adjudged
    tambien: Further ordered and adjudged

    Cualquier surgencias estan apreciado...
    -Rogelio.eeuu
    Si hablamos de un escrito emitido por un tribunal aquí está mi propuesta:

    "It is hereby ordered and adjudged" podría traducirse como "Por la presente se ordena y se resulve" .

    "Further ordered and adjudged" podría traducirse como "Adicionalmente, se ordena y se resulve".

    Hope it helps


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    ordered, adjudged and decreed es una fórmula que se escribe en las sentencias cuando el juzgador va a resolver
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    En USA primero se ordena y despues..... se resuelve??
    En España primero se resuelve/se acuerda/se dispone y después.... se manda o se ordena.
    Saludos
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