Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

ley común (Argentina)

English translation:

law common to the whole country

Added to glossary by Marina Soldati
Jul 21, 2005 14:44
18 yrs ago
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Spanish term

ley común (Argentina)

Spanish to English Law/Patents Government / Politics
It seems to me that translating this as "common law" would be confusing. Any suggestions?
y, en tercer lugar, es una ley común porque el régimen de responsabilidad que surge de ella es de aplicación en todo el territorio de la República.

Discussion

Marina Soldati Jul 21, 2005:
Your welcome Jeanne, I`m glad I could help.
BAmary (X) Jul 21, 2005:
Listo, solucionado el tema. Dale los puntos a Marina que ya puso la respuesta. Parece que as� queda m�s claro, no? Excelente!
Non-ProZ.com Jul 21, 2005:
I agree I think you are both right and if one of you posts your answer, I can award the points to you.
Marina Soldati Jul 21, 2005:
En realidad es una ley federal, podr�as reformular la frase para poner "law common to the whole country", pero quiza resulte redundante. Espero que este comentario te sirva para aclarar y no para confundirte m�s. Mucha suerte.
Marina Soldati Jul 21, 2005:
La Ley 24051 es "common law" en el sentido de que se aplica en todo el pa�s (en contraposici�n a las leyes provinciales). Me parece que lo que esta mal empleado es el t�rmino "ley com�n", que parece ser una mala traducci�n de "common law".
BAmary (X) Jul 21, 2005:
Common law puede ser confuso y, aunque uses min�sculas para diferenciarla de Common Law, podr�a parecer un calco, no? Tal vez lo podr�as solucionar agregando "al territoio argentino" (ley com�n al territorio argentino), con lo que no quedar�a duda.
Non-ProZ.com Jul 21, 2005:
This is the law referred to Ley 24.051. Ley de Residuos Peligrosos ? Generaci�n, manipulaci�n, transporte y tratamiento. Decreto reglamentario 831/93 y Resoluciones de SAyDS
Patricia Rosas Jul 21, 2005:
In Mexico, fuero com�n refers to "local" jurisdictions (fuero federal, to the federal level). I don't know there is any parallel in that with the Argentine terminology, but in light of your question, I thought I'd mention it.
Marina Soldati Jul 21, 2005:
Que dice la oraci�n anterior? A que hace referencia esa "ley comun"?

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Spanish term (edited): ley com�n (Argentina)
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law common to the whole country

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agree Adriana Vozzi : Clarísica tu explicación al asker también! Saludos, Adriana
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Thanks Adriana
agree BAmary (X) : Sí, muy bien.
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Thanks BAmary, you are very kind
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Marina - and BAmary also!"
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Spanish term (edited): ley com�n (Argentina)

common law

This seems to be the best option.
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agree Maria_Elena Garcia Guevara
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agree Philippe Maillard
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Spanish term (edited): ley com�n (Argentina)

common law

common law
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general law

Yo no usaría "common law" porque eso lleva a pensar en el régimen del derecho anglosajón, por oposición al derecho romano.

Te doy la definición de "general laww" que da el Black's Law Dictionary:

A law that affects the community at large. ... A law, framed in general terms, restricted to no locality, and operating equally upon all of a group of objects, which, having regard to the purposes of the legislation, are distinguished by characteristics sufficiently marked and important to make them a class by themselves, is not a special or local law, but a general law. A law that relates to a subject of a general nature, or that affects all people of state, or all of a particular class.

HTH, saludos,

Patricia
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agree Gabo Pena
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