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Nov 8, 2007 21:34
16 yrs ago
German term

Erfüllungswille

German to English Law/Patents Law (general) criminal
Ebenso ist die alleinige Vortaeuschung des Effuellungswillens nicht in jedem Fall arglistig
Change log

Nov 9, 2007 00:57: Johanna Timm, PhD changed "Term asked" from "Erfuellungswillen" to "ErfÜllungswille"

Nov 9, 2007 00:57: Johanna Timm, PhD changed "Term asked" from "ErfÜllungswille" to "Erfüllungswille"

Discussion

Stephen Sadie Aug 3, 2008:
please grade and close this question!
Johanna Timm, PhD Nov 9, 2007:
http://jumpcgi.bger.ch/cgi-bin/JumpCGI?id=26.09.2003_6S.467/...
Erfüllung seems to relate to contract performance
Dr. Fred Thomson Nov 8, 2007:
We need more context and/or info. Is it a question of complying with an order or completing a probationary period? What's going on?
Kim Metzger Nov 8, 2007:
We'd need much more context to make an intelligent suggestion. What's it all about? Narcotics traffiking?

Proposed translations

13 mins
German term (edited): Erfuellungswillen

intent to fulfil

my tip

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Note added at 15 mins (2007-11-08 21:49:59 GMT)
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83 The phrase is used in CDPA 1988, s.!75(5) in contradistinction to an intent to fulfil the reasonable requirements of the public. m Francis Day v Feldman ...
books.google.com/books?isbn=0421781203...

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Note added at 17 mins (2007-11-08 21:52:13 GMT)
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by P. G. Osborn - 2007 - Law - 372 pages
(6) Equity imputes an intent to fulfil an obligation. ... It lay for substantial defects appearing on the face of the record of a criminal trial. ...
books.google.com/books?isbn=1406759988...
Peer comment(s):

neutral Kim Metzger : Intent to fulfil in criminal law?
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German term (edited): Erfuellungswillen

intent to comply or intent to complete

Now that Kim has point out that the context is criminal law. these possibilities come to mind.
However, the context you have provided is not nearly enough with which to make a positive decision.
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