Dec 20, 2020 17:26
3 yrs ago
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Spanish term
sustrato material
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
Business/Commerce (general)
Original: Es decir, la imputabilidad de la persona jurídica exigirá que esta tenga sustrato material suficiente, lo que la Circular traduce en tres categorías:
I understand the idea, sufficient material basis, but I can find the exact phrase anywhere. Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers.
I understand the idea, sufficient material basis, but I can find the exact phrase anywhere. Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers.
Proposed translations
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2 +3 | substantive legal grounds | Patricia Fierro, M. Sc. |
3 +1 | rework the sentence | Phillip Berryman |
Proposed translations
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substantive legal grounds
https://www.proz.com/kudoz/spanish-to-english/law-general/64...
Or just "significant legal grounds"
Or just "significant legal grounds"
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EirTranslations
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neilmac
: Sounds good to me (although I'm no legal expert)...
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Sofia Bengoa
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rework the sentence
The issue as I understand it is to what extent legal entities (companies, non-profits, political parties) can be legally liable. There is a Circular from 2016 in which the attorney general (?) addresses this. The degree to which a legal entity may be liable depends on how deeply implicated in the unlawful activity the entity is. I reallze this doesn't provide a solution but I suspect that any translation that follows the Spanish syntax won't be clear.
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neilmac
: All good, but you seem to be addressing the whole sentence rather than just the query term.
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Discussion
De hecho, estas pequeñas empresas "podrán demostrar su compromiso ético mediante una razonable adaptación a su propia dimensión de los requisitos formales, que les permita acreditar su cultura de cumplimiento normativo, más allá de la literalidad del precepto y en coherencia con las menores exigencias que estas sociedades tienen también desde el punto de vista contable, mercantil y fiscal".
Es decir, la imputabilidad de la persona jurídica exigirá que esta tenga sustrato material suficiente, lo que la Circular traduce en tres categorías:
Las que operan con normalidad en el mercado y a las que propia y exclusivamente se dirigen las disposiciones sobre modelos de organización y gestión de los arts. 2-5 del art. 31 bis.
Ya estén mejor o peor organizadas son penalmente imputables.
Lógicamente, son imputables las sociedades que desarrollan “una cierta actividad, en su mayor parte ilegal”