apposta

German translation: hier: beigelegt / angehängt

14:22 Oct 23, 2020
Italian to German translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / Familienrecht
Italian term or phrase: apposta
Sotto una procura c'è la frase che non mi risulta:

La presente procura alle liti è da intendersi apposta, comunque in calce all'atto ... come sostituito dal D.M. Giustizia n. 48/2013.
m-svenja
Local time: 21:33
German translation:hier: beigelegt / angehängt
Explanation:
Partizip von "apporre"
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3hier: beigelegt / angehängt
Regina Eichstaedter
3beigefügt, eingetragen
Cristina Bufi Poecksteiner, M.A.


  

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hier: beigelegt / angehängt


Explanation:
Partizip von "apporre"


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beigefügt, eingetragen


Explanation:
apposta = beigefügt, eingetragen

apposizione della formula (p. es. formula esecutiva) = Beifügung der Klausel

apposizione del visto = Eintragung des Sichtvermerks

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Note added at 4 hrs (2020-10-23 19:09:29 GMT)
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apposta ( , comunque ) in calce all'atto

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Note added at 4 hrs (2020-10-23 19:11:54 GMT)
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apposta, comunque in calce all'atto, = beigefügt / eingetragen, jedenfalls am unteren Rand / unten ...


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