Glossary entry (derived from question below)
français term or phrase:
à rapporter la mainlevée de toute sûreté ou opposition
anglais translation:
must declare that he or she is released of all liabilities thereto and guarantees thereof
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MatthewLaSon
Mar 14, 2008 17:07
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français term
à rapporter la mainlevée de toute sûreté ou opposition
français vers anglais
Affaires / Finance
Droit : contrat(s)
Full term = Le Vendeur s'oblige à rapporter la mainlevée de toute sûreté ou opposition dans un délai de deux mois.
Context = deed of tranfer whereby the Seller is transferring his business to the Buyer.
Any help greatly appreciated!
Context = deed of tranfer whereby the Seller is transferring his business to the Buyer.
Any help greatly appreciated!
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Mar 17, 2008 21:52: MatthewLaSon Created KOG entry
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must declare that he or she is released of all liabilities thereto and guarantees thereof
Hello,
rapporter = declare
mainlevée = legal release
de toute sûreté = of all guarantees pertaining to the transfer
opposition = legal liabilities ( can't be taken to court/held responsible after transfer)
The seller must declare his/her release of all liabilities (can't be sued in court for any reason after the transfer has transpired), and there are no guarantees made to the buyer upon transfer of the business. So, the seller is free of all legal obligations thereafter.
I hope this helps.
rapporter = declare
mainlevée = legal release
de toute sûreté = of all guarantees pertaining to the transfer
opposition = legal liabilities ( can't be taken to court/held responsible after transfer)
The seller must declare his/her release of all liabilities (can't be sued in court for any reason after the transfer has transpired), and there are no guarantees made to the buyer upon transfer of the business. So, the seller is free of all legal obligations thereafter.
I hope this helps.
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to provide a release of any security interest or caveat
1- In the expression "rapporter mainlevée", the word "rapporter" is used in the sense of "apporter (une chose) pour compléter, parfaire quelque chose" (Petit Robert, "rapporter").
2- mainlevée = release
"Release (...) 6-. Law (a) Relinquishment to another of a right, title or claim. (b) The document authorizing such relinquishment." http://www.thefreedictionary.com/release
Compare with:
"Mainlevée: Terme de jurisprudence. Acte qui ôte l'empêchement résultant d'une saisie, d'une opposition, d'une inscription, (...)"
http://littre.reverso.net/dictionnaire-francais/definition/m...
3- Sûreté (réelle) = security interest
"security interest: A property interest created by agreement or by operation of the law to secure performance of an obligation (esp. repayment of a debt)." Black's Law Dictionary
Compare with:
"Sûreté: (...) 3. Pour un créancier, garantie fournie par une personne, ou établie par la loi pour l'exécution d'une obligation; disposition destinée à garantir le paiement d'une dette à l'échéance, malgré l'insolvabilité du débiteur.
(...)
Sûreté réelle: Sûreté portant sur un ou plusieurs biens (...) consistant à conférer au créancier, sur ce bien, un droit réel."
(G. Cornu, Vocabulaire juridique)
4- Opposition = caveat
"Caveat: A formal notice to a court or public official that the notifier has an interest in a matter or property and requests the suspension of some procedure or proceeding concerning the matter or property until the notifier is given a hearing." http://www.yourdictionary.com/caveat
Compare with:
"Opposition: 1. Manifestation de volonté destinée à empêcher l'accomplissement d'un acte juridique ou à en neutraliser les effets."
(G. Cornu, Vocabulaire juridique)
See also http://www.onterm.gov.on.ca/lexicon_f.html, "caveat"
2- mainlevée = release
"Release (...) 6-. Law (a) Relinquishment to another of a right, title or claim. (b) The document authorizing such relinquishment." http://www.thefreedictionary.com/release
Compare with:
"Mainlevée: Terme de jurisprudence. Acte qui ôte l'empêchement résultant d'une saisie, d'une opposition, d'une inscription, (...)"
http://littre.reverso.net/dictionnaire-francais/definition/m...
3- Sûreté (réelle) = security interest
"security interest: A property interest created by agreement or by operation of the law to secure performance of an obligation (esp. repayment of a debt)." Black's Law Dictionary
Compare with:
"Sûreté: (...) 3. Pour un créancier, garantie fournie par une personne, ou établie par la loi pour l'exécution d'une obligation; disposition destinée à garantir le paiement d'une dette à l'échéance, malgré l'insolvabilité du débiteur.
(...)
Sûreté réelle: Sûreté portant sur un ou plusieurs biens (...) consistant à conférer au créancier, sur ce bien, un droit réel."
(G. Cornu, Vocabulaire juridique)
4- Opposition = caveat
"Caveat: A formal notice to a court or public official that the notifier has an interest in a matter or property and requests the suspension of some procedure or proceeding concerning the matter or property until the notifier is given a hearing." http://www.yourdictionary.com/caveat
Compare with:
"Opposition: 1. Manifestation de volonté destinée à empêcher l'accomplissement d'un acte juridique ou à en neutraliser les effets."
(G. Cornu, Vocabulaire juridique)
See also http://www.onterm.gov.on.ca/lexicon_f.html, "caveat"
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