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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Law: Contract(s) / contract | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Toni Castano Spain Local time: 02:46 | ||||||
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3 +2 | Sometimiento a presión |
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5 | coerción |
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3 | premura/urgencia |
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3 | coacción / persuasión (coercitiva) |
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Sometimiento a presión Explanation: To my knowledge “pressurization” is on no account a legal term at all. I can guess the meaning from the context provided as the exercise of pressure on someone or something to achieve an end, but I insist this is no legal term. I have the feeling that your text might be a bad translation from a source other than English. It´s just a supposition though. Spource: When it is judged that it is difficult to understand this contract due to forcible enforcement such as seizure, pressurization, disposition, auction, etc. or application for bankruptcy (…) My understanding of the source: Cuando se juzga/aprecia que es difícil entender este contrato debido a las vías de ejecución forzosa como embargo, sometimiento a presión, sentencia [“disposition” is a very ambigous term here!], subasta, etc. o la solicitud de concurso de acreedores (…) This is an example of the term, in a context quite similar to yours, appearing on a South Korean web site. Judge by yourself: https://www.nexclipper.io/term-of-use/ 9.2. If either XXXXX or you are subject to bankruptcy application, seizure, pressurization, bankruptcy, auction, or company cleanup, the contract may be terminated immediately. https://www.thefreedictionary.com/pressurization pressurize 4. Informal To subject to psychological, political, or other nonphysical pressure: pressurized the government to enact reforms. |
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