Acuerdo Extrajudicial

English translation: out-of-court agreement

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Spanish term or phrase:Acuerdo Extrajudicial
English translation:out-of-court agreement
Entered by: marideoba

20:12 Jul 5, 2011
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Retail / Acuerdo entre el cliente y la empresa
Spanish term or phrase: Acuerdo Extrajudicial
es un acuerdo extrajudicial (out-of-court ) donde la empresa se compromete a brindarle al cliente, previa consulta de 30 días para tramitar el reclamo de un aire acondicionado defectuoso. El acuerdo que han llegado reza lo siguiente:
Hemos llegado a un acuerdo de conciliación en la ACODECO (LA AUTORIDAD DE PROTECCIÓN AL CONSUMIDOR Y DEFENSA DE LA COMPETENCIA) ....entre xx y mi persona en representación del empresa (la que vendió el producto defectuoso)...para que el reclamo por servicio técnico en el aire acondicionado...
marideoba
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out-of-court agreement
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If you look closely, the English translation is actually given after the Spanish.
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philgoddard
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5 +5out-of-court agreement
philgoddard
4to settle out of court
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out-of-court agreement


Explanation:
If you look closely, the English translation is actually given after the Spanish.

philgoddard
United States
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agree  FVS (X): and other options would work.
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agree  patinba
13 mins

agree  Charles Davis
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agree  AllegroTrans
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agree  moken: :O)
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to settle out of court


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anademahomar
Honduras
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neutral  AllegroTrans: the Spanish is a noun but you have turned it into a verb for some reason
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