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French to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright | |||||||
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4 +1 | definition |
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3 | harboring |
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harboring Explanation: fournir à la personne auteur ou complice d'un délit, d'un crime ou d'un acte de terrorisme ... un logement, un lieu de retraite, des subsides, des moyens d'existence ou tout autre moyen de la soustraire aux recherches ou à l'arrestation |
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definition Explanation: Seems to me that "recel" has its ordinary meaning here. To constitute "recel", things don't have to be stolen; being counterfeit or otherwise illegal suffices (in fact a counterfeit is theft of intellectual property etc., though I realize Italians see things differently ...) LA REPRESSION DU FAUX MONNAYAGE EN ITALIE (*) [ … ] Nous pouvons déceler trois espèces d'activité délictueuse (l3): A) une activité de falsification au sens propre du terme, en ses deux fomes, la contrefacon et l'altération; B) une activité successive liée au RECEL (INTRODUCTION SUR LE TERRITOIRE NATIONAL, DETENTION, MISE EN CIRCULATION, ACHAT, AVEC OU SANS ENTENTE PREALABLE, OU BIEN DE BONNE FOI), avec une sanction différente selon le lien entre les receleurs et les auteurs de la falsification; C) une activité préparatoire dont la sanction anticipe et renforce la répression du faux monnayage (contrefa~ond e papier-filigrane utilisé pour les billets de banque ou autres valeurs publiques, fabrication ou détention de filigranes ou d'instruments destinés à la falsification de valeurs publiques). http://www.dsg.unife.it/attach/docs/volume1999.pdf#search="r... Le recel est le fait de dissimuler, de détenir ou de transmettre une chose, ou de faire office d'intermédiaire afin de la transmettre, en sachant que CETTE CHOSE PROVIENT D'UN CRIME OU D'UN DELIT. Constitue également un recel LE FAIT, EN CONNAISSANCE DE CAUSE, DE BENEFICIER, PAR TOUT MOYEN, DU PRODUIT D'UN CRIME OU D'UN DELIT. Le recel est puni de cinq ans d'emprisonnement et de 375 000 € d'amende http://www.foruminternet.org/texte/documents/codes/lire.phtm... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 48 mins (2006-09-09 17:04:23 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- HANDLING COUNTERFEIT GOODS In response, the publisher sued Guillaume for counterfeiting and "recel" (receiving and/or concealing counterfeit goods). ... www.immunitysec.com/pipermail/dailydave/2005-January/001397... In response, the publisher sued Guillaume for counterfeiting and "recel" (receiving and/or concealing counterfeit goods). ... www.immunitysec.com/pipermail/dailydave/2005-January/001397... www.kpmg.lu/download/handouts/kpmgbelgiantaxamnestybill1020... The offence that used to be known as "receiving stolen goods" is now called "handling stolen goods". The logical next step is "handling counterfeit goods": Handling counterfeit goods is a criminal offence. Customer trust and loyalty, the lifeblood of an organisation,. is at stake. A genuine manufacturer invests ... hdma.org/cmspages/getAttch.php?id=167 Apparently a Dutch court sentenced a man to six months in prison for violation of laws for handling counterfeit goods. His crime? He wore a fake Rolex: http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1587840.... The judge ruled the man had knowingly bought the fake and sentenced him to six months in prison under laws for handling counterfeit goods. ... www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1587840.html?menu=news.quirki... http://www.fsfe.org/en/content/view/full/5501 Four people have been arrested, two on suspicion of handling counterfeit goods and two on immigration offences. The search of the property is continuing and ... www.oldham.gov.uk/print/view_press_release.htm?refno=JB/PR/... Handling counterfeit goods and the counterfeit goods act – Exploring the impact on SA Business and protecting intellectual property rights. ... rights.apc.org/africa/index.shtml?apc=eea1&x=26613 |
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