Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

contrato se vea incrementado

English translation:

(in the event that) the scope of the contract is extended

Added to glossary by schmetterlich
Dec 5, 2020 05:03
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Spanish term

contrato se vea incrementado

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
En caso de que el contrato se vea incrementado, automáticamente El Contratista deberá aumentar, de manera proporcional, el monto de la Garantía de Fiel Cumplimiento.

In the event the contract is extended?

Discussion

matt robinson Dec 5, 2020:
Probably something like "In the event that the (?) covered by the contract is increased" more information required about the type of contract. What is going to be increased?

Proposed translations

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(in the event that) the scope of the contract is extended

That is how I read it
Peer comment(s):

agree Shilpa Baliga : or even "expanded" rather than "extended"?
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the contract happens to be widened out

1 if Argentinian, for example, 2 this is a civil engineering vs. insurance contract and it is 3 renegotiated pre-contract completion 4 in the course thereof using riders or addenda vs. an ins. endorsement or 5 even after the event / ex post facto using a Deed of Rectification etc.
Example sentence:

La *formación progresiva del contrato*: modificaciones a la oferta, contraoferta y acuerdo parcial en el nuevo Derecho Privado argentino.

Peer comment(s):

neutral Luis M. Sosa : Not about scope but value.
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the contract value is increased

This is apparent from the context - if the value of the contract is increased, the guarantee must also be increased proportionately.
Peer comment(s):

agree Luis M. Sosa
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there be an increase in contract value

This flows a little better, in my opinion.
Example sentence:

Should there be an increase in contract value...

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