Mar 25, 2022 10:39
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Chinese term
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Law/Patents
Law: Contract(s)
公證人闡明權行使之情形與請求人所為表示:
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | has expressed | jyuan_us |
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has expressed
What the requester has expressed
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Note added at 52 mins (2022-03-25 11:32:16 GMT)
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What the requester has expressed in response.
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Note added at 1 hr (2022-03-25 12:33:27 GMT)
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in response to what the Notary Public has explained
What the requesters have expressed in response to what the Notary Public has explained to them
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Note added at 1 day 4 hrs (2022-03-26 14:42:03 GMT)
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In your case,請求人所為表示 = 請求人表示暸解
在这个case中就是,請求人所為表示,就是在公证人向其阐明情况后(如您在另一问题中所述)请求人所回答的 “Yes,I do”或 I understand it. This is why I put "in response" in m answer. If the context has already implied the meaning of "in response", you may choose to omit "in response".
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Note added at 52 mins (2022-03-25 11:32:16 GMT)
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What the requester has expressed in response.
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Note added at 1 hr (2022-03-25 12:33:27 GMT)
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in response to what the Notary Public has explained
What the requesters have expressed in response to what the Notary Public has explained to them
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Note added at 1 day 4 hrs (2022-03-26 14:42:03 GMT)
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In your case,請求人所為表示 = 請求人表示暸解
在这个case中就是,請求人所為表示,就是在公证人向其阐明情况后(如您在另一问题中所述)请求人所回答的 “Yes,I do”或 I understand it. This is why I put "in response" in m answer. If the context has already implied the meaning of "in response", you may choose to omit "in response".
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Where does "in response" come from? |
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