Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
a pena di inefficacia
English translation:
on pain of nullity
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Michael Deliso
Oct 9, 2004 07:10
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Italian term
a pena di inefficacia
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Law: Contract(s)
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in the following text I find this term "a pena di inefficacia" I know it means that if a provision is not obeserved the contract or deed will become null and void..but how is it legally translated?..thanks
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| 4 | on pain of nullity |
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| 4 | cannot effectually [effectively]; to be effectual [effective] |
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cannot effectually [effectively]; to be effectual [effective]
Depends how it fits into the context.
See also the FHS Bridge FR/EN Council of Europe Glossary: a peine de nullite> 'cannot validly' or - thinking laterally and not literally - 'to be valid'.
'... No position appears to me more true than this; that the General Government cannot *effectually* exist without reserving to the States the possession of their ...'
See also the FHS Bridge FR/EN Council of Europe Glossary: a peine de nullite> 'cannot validly' or - thinking laterally and not literally - 'to be valid'.
'... No position appears to me more true than this; that the General Government cannot *effectually* exist without reserving to the States the possession of their ...'
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