Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

título representativo que asegura vigente

English translation:

a representative position which he(she) warrants/certifies to be current

Added to glossary by Emma Duffield
Aug 13, 2016 18:03
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Spanish term

título representativo que asegura vigente

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
...en calidad de Director General de la citada socieded, título representativo que asegura vigente.

...in the role of Director General of the aforementioned company, (titulo representativo....)

The expression 'título representativo que asegura vigente' appears at the beginning of a contract. The rest of the contract is rather straightforward. Does the above expression state the company is financially sound?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Discussion

Adrian MM. (X) Aug 14, 2016:
título may refer back to the 'calidad' - meaning status e.g. qua General Manager or Managing Director and be a false friend of job 'title' - which is representative of nothing but an actual fact. Possibly everyone else is right, though.

Proposed translations

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a representative position which he(she) warrants/certifies to be current

He/she is certifying that he/she hold this position currently
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Many thanks for the clear response!"
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a representative title which he affirms/guarantees is effective

There's a word missing here, it should be "que asegura estar vigente."


Note from asker:
Many thanks Robert, most helpful!
Peer comment(s):

agree Andy Watkinson : I'd go with "affirms". Not sure there's anything missing; it's a reasonably common ellipsis.
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a position that he says he currently holds

He is described as the Director of the company, and states that he currently holds that position.

Best wishes.
Note from asker:
Thanks for the definition and clarification. Very helpful.
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s representative capacity (which) he assures is subsisting (and continuing)

2 points:

1. usually a good idea for new posters to search the KudoZ glossaries first and

2. título can also mean an authority including a judgment debt.
Example sentence:

AUTHORIZATION TO ACT IN A REPRESENTATIVE CAPACITY In re Application of: Application No.

Note from asker:
Thanks Adrian, clearly I am still finding my way around the site! Your response was very helpful.
Peer comment(s):

agree patinba
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Thank you for your (informed) choice.
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