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French term or phrase:
sous la réserve des droits de ceux qui ont intérêt et qualité
English translation:
subject to the rights of relevant third parties concerned
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French term
sous la réserve des droits de ceux qui ont intérêt et qualité
French to English
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Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
This phrase is taken from a French certificate of acknowledgement from Haiti of the birth of a child. It states: "Le tribunal constate, sous la réserve des droits de ceux qui ont intérêt et qualité, que xxx est né le xxx." What would be the most appropriate rendering in English? Thanks for your help.
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subject to the rights of relevant third parties concerned
"Authorisation to reproduce third party material (“Third Party Content”) must be obtained from the relevant third parties concerned. You must not permanently ..."
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in keeping with the rights of all interested parties
Hello,
ceux qui ont intérêt et qualité = interested parties (those who have interest and authority to act?)
sous la réserve des droits = in keeping with the rights of?
I'm just guessing, but I hope it helps.
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All interested parties, such as parents of the child, have rights to have this birth certificate made official. That's the only way I can understand it. I'm scared I really messed up...LOL. Is 3 a.m. an excuse? No.
ceux qui ont intérêt et qualité = interested parties (those who have interest and authority to act?)
sous la réserve des droits = in keeping with the rights of?
I'm just guessing, but I hope it helps.
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Note added at 2 hrs (2008-04-04 06:54:37 GMT)
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All interested parties, such as parents of the child, have rights to have this birth certificate made official. That's the only way I can understand it. I'm scared I really messed up...LOL. Is 3 a.m. an excuse? No.
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Christian Robitaille
Canada
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subject to the rights of those who have an interest and standing
Should anyone have a sufficient interest, as well as the required legal standing, to challenge the court's declaratory ruling, his or her rights to do so are expressly reserved.
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