Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

no implica juicio alguno en cuanto a

English translation:

does not imply an endorsement as to the form and contents of the document

Added to glossary by Eyma
Feb 22, 2008 07:17
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Spanish term

no implica juicio alguno en cuanto a

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law (general)
This is a document authenticating the signature of a judge. Part of it reads as follows: "hace constar que es auténtica la firma anterior de xxx, quien en la actualidad se encuentra en ejercicio de sus funciones. Esta razón no implica juicio alguno en cuanto a la forma y contenido del documento".

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does not imply an endorsement as to the form and contents of the document

In Australia most signature authentications end like this: ... DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the signature/seal of XXX appearing on the document/s attached hereto is the true signature/seal of XXXX. In so certifying, neither I nor (the Department) endorse, nor make any statements as to the accuracy of, the contents of the document.
Given under my Hand and Seal of (the Department). Then the date is given.
Peer comment(s):

agree Rob Lunn : Yes, endorsement - you're answer makes more sense here.
1 hr
Thank you Rob!
agree Nelida Kreer : Perfect, spot on.
13 hrs
Thank you Niki-K!
agree Teri Szucs
1 day 2 hrs
Thank you Teri!
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