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22:38 Jan 26, 2005 |
Danish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) / aktieoverdragelse | |||||||
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5 +1 | letter of demand |
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4 | (gen) bond redeemable on demand; (spec./here) IOU payable on demand |
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anfordringsgældsbrev letter of demand Explanation: Do a search for "letter of demand" on google.com, etc., and you will find several examples of such letters. The common legal term for such a letter is indeed "letter of demand". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 20 mins (2005-01-26 22:58:58 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- www.artslaw.com.au/reference/infoletterdemand/ |
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anfordringsgældsbrev (gen) bond redeemable on demand; (spec./here) IOU payable on demand Explanation: Your context suggests a kind of promissory note that is payable. There is a species of Danish property bond that is 'indfries' i.e. redeemed - from the lender/bond-issuer's angle. Even here bond 'payable on demand' - from the bondholder's angle - is right -> Quote: Spørg advokaten. Anfordringsgældsbrev. Hvilke krav er der til et anfordringsgældsbrev? Skal det f.eks. tinglyses? Baggrunden er ... Reference: http://www.ret-raad.dk/hellerup&art_id=200412130303356684 |
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