Glossary entry

Croatian term or phrase:

Ugovor o istupu

English translation:

Withdrawal Agreement

Added to glossary by mxstojki
Mar 6, 2019 10:27
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Croatian term

Ugovor o istupu

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Ugovor o istupu i prijenosu poslovnog udjela od 'datum'

Discussion

Daryo Mar 7, 2019:
BTW, the term asked "istupanje" relates ONLY to a person - the shareholder, not the capital invested.

So this part of the title is about the person that has invested in the company "withdrawing from this company"

The next part of the title "o prijenosu poslovnog udjela" is about what happens to the shares, but that's not the question.
Daryo Mar 7, 2019:
Withdrawal of Shareholders Sample Clauses
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https://www.lawinsider.com/clause/withdrawal-of-shareholders

Withdrawal and Resignation of Shareholders Sample Clauses
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https://www.lawinsider.com/clause/withdrawal-and-resignation...

Withdrawal or Removal of Partners Sample Clauses
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https://www.lawinsider.com/clause/withdrawal-or-removal-of-p...

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A US based website seems also prone to "unidiomatic" legalese ...?
TechLawDC Mar 7, 2019:
"Withdrawal" is unidiomatic in the present context "Withdrawal" is quite unidiomatic in the present context. (Due to Proz Comments maldesign, there was insufficient space for me to write "quite" in my caption above.)
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Due to Proz Comments maldesign, there was insufficient space for me to write "in the context" in my reply to Daryo's comment on my answer, infra.
To repeat: As stated, I have translated numerous (dozens, possibly hundreds) of such agreements. I have also read such agreements written by prominent USA attorneys.
Daryo Mar 7, 2019:
@TechLawDC
The term "withdrawal" is unidiomatic in English ???


Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration

Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration on the future relationship between the UK and the EU as endorsed by leaders at a special meeting of the European Council on 25 November 2018.
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https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/withdrawal-agreem...


Looks like few mandarins in the UK civil service need to improve their English, according to you?

Proposed translations

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Withdrawal Agreement

A shareholder withdrawal agreement allows small businesses organized as corporations to transfer the shares of a withdrawing shareholder.
Peer comment(s):

agree Daryo
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agree gavrilo
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Zahvaljujem."
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Agreement concerning release

("Release" here probably means release of the udjel (ownership interest) of the holder, granted by, for example, the other holders of ownership interest, or by holders representing a certain percentage of the total 100% of all ownership interests.)
(Alternatively, and more broadly one might say, "release" might be release from some status which requires a formal legal action of release in order for the udjel to be transferred from the current holder to some other holder.)
Peer comment(s):

disagree Daryo : makes no sense in this case: you "release" something put on hold (remove some limitations) - the departing shareholder is not some kind of prisoner waiting to be "set free" from the company [nor their shares].
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It is not the shareholder who is being released, it is the shares (ownership interest). I have translated many such agreements. An "agreement" to allow "withdrawal" is not seen, & is counterintuitive. The term "withdrawal" is unidiomatic here, in English.
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