Nov 25, 2001 02:53
22 yrs ago
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Spanish term

bajo convenio articulado por paga nominal

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Insurance insurance
Marine insurance:

Supernumerario: Cualquier persona ajena a la tripulación del buque, que el operador del buque ha aceptado transportar o mantener a bordo de un Buque inscrito (excepto un pasajero) e incluyendo personas contratadas ***bajo convenio articulado por paga nominal.****

Thanks for any help. I am just drawing a blank here.

Proposed translations

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under articles of agreement for nominal pay

Hey Cindy,

I think I found the translation for the entire paragraph in the Web. Here it is:

SUPERNUMERARY means any relative of a seaman, or any other person, whom an Owner has agreed to maintain or carry on board an entered ship (except a passenger) and includes any person engaged under articles of agreement for nominal pay.

(http://www.jadroagent.hr/pandigl.htm)

Hope this helps!
Peer comment(s):

neutral Telesforo Fernandez (X) : the web translation looks a bit inappropriate
22 mins
yes, maybe. I'm not saying it is the right translation, but I found it worth of being copied here since it is exactly the same source text
agree Nikki Graham : I think this is it. Sounds good to me, quite a few hits for "under articles of agreement" - see below
9 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "This is one of those times I sure wish I could divide up the points. I had the same doubts as Telesforo about this reference, although it is clearly related to my text. However, since so many of Nikki's references on "articles of agreement" dealt with this same context, I have to go along with it. Thank you, David and Nikki, and everyone else who contributed."
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28 mins

under an agreement containing terms of nominal payment

I would translate it ias under :
Under an agreement containing terms of nominal payment

Peer comment(s):

agree O María Elena Guerrero
8 hrs
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under an agreement based on nominal pay

I think this is a more straightforward opction. For me, and maybe I'm missing something, "articulado" means just that it's based on that specific type of wage.

Good luck!
Peer comment(s):

agree Patricia Lutteral : yep, I'd go for this one :-)
6 hrs
agree Hazel Whiteley
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7 hrs

more references

To back up David's version:
a supernumerary ­ that is a person employed on board a ship in any other capacity, for example, a cattleman, shop assistant or hairdresser as long as:
- the work is done for the ship, the crew or any passengers, cargo or mail carried by the ship and
- the contract of employment is entered into the UK, and is intended to apply wholly or partly during the voyage.
www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/pdfs/nico/ca23.pdf

Supernumerary
A person carried on board but is not signed on as crew.
http://www.insurexchange.com/glossary/pandi.htm

Regards,

Patricia
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under contract with express nominal-pay provisions

none
Reference:

Leg Transl

Peer comment(s):

agree Dr. Aros
1 hr
gracias Carolina
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under articles of agreement for nominal pay

More references for David's 1st answer:

For the purposes of the Rules, 'seaman' includes 'any person... engaged or employed in any capacity in connection with the business of any entered ship as part of such ship's complement...and includes any relative of a seaman...whom an owner has agreed to maintain or carry on board an entered ship...and includes any person engaged under articles of agreement for nominal pay'.

[PDF] Bermuda P&I Class Rules 2001/2002
Formato de archivo: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Versión en HTML
... ship (except a passenger) and includes any person engaged under articles of agreement
for nominal pay. Statutory Obligation includes any direction, obligation ...
www.standard-club.com/cover/rules01/pdf/Rule2001.pdf - Páginas similares
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