WHAT DOES A RATIFICÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of a ratificá in the Romanian dictionary
A RATIFICATED ratafic transit. (treaties, conventions, laws, etc.) Confirm without modification (making it effective). A RATIFICÁ ratífic tranz. (tratate, con-venții, legi etc.) A confirma fără modificări (făcând să intre în vigoare).
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A RATIFICÁ»
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Le convenzioni internazionali della navigazione marittima, ...
Se tale condizione non e` soddisfatta, esso entrera` in vigore sia il 10 luglio, sia il 10 gennaio successivo alla data del deposito dell'ultimo strumento di ratifica, a seconda che tale deposito sia stato effettuato durante il primo o il secondo ...
Giorgio Righetti, Massimiliano Rimaboschi, 2008
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Business Law and the Regulation of Business - Pagina 612
To effect a ratification, the principal must manifest an intent to do so with knowledge of all material facts concerning the transaction. The principal does not need to commu— nicate this intent, which may be manifested by express language or ...
Richard Mann, Barry Roberts, 2013
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General Laws, and Memorials and Resolutions of the ... - Pagina 220
Ratification of ageDt'a act. Ratification of p.irt of a transaction. When ratification void. Ratification nnt to work injury to third persona. Rescissionof rutitlcaUuu. Meagre of at-' ent's authority. Actual authority, what. Ostensible authority, what.
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Commentaries on the law of contracts - Pagina 537
ginia that a conditional promise to pay an unidentified open account does not comply with the statutes of that state requiring that one's ratification of a contract during infancy must be in writing and signed." However, a written promise to pay an ...
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Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber: Exchequer ...
There is some difficulty in cases like the present in understanding clearly what is meant by a ratification. It is generally, as was remarked by Lord Ellenborough in Cohen v. Armstrong, 1 M. & Sel. 724, more correct to say that the infant made a ...
Great Britain. Court of Exchequer, William Newland Welsby, Edwin Tyrrell Hurlstone, 1864
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I contratti di compravendita nazionali ed internazionali
(2) La presente Convenzione è sottoposta a ratifica, accettazione o approvazioneda partedegli Statifirmatari. (3) La presente Convenzione è aperta all'adesione da parte di tutti gli Stati chenon sonofirmatari dalla dataincui essa sarà aperta ...
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Bucureştii de altădată (vol. II): 1878–1884
Ministrul Afacerilor Străineal României a cerut voia a depune pe masa Congresului patenta Imperială, purtând semnătura M.S. Imperatorului tutulor Rusiilor, autorizând pe A.S. prinţul Gorceakoff a ratifica Convenţiunea din 4 (16) aprilie 1877, ...
Constantin Bacalbaşa, 2014
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Educația. Experiențe, reflecții, soluții
Şi, mai ales, de a ratifica şi pune etichete, şi nu de ai face pe copii să evolueze spre mai bine. Modelele de succes, livrate prin toate canalele comunicaţionale de tip nou, sunt construite pe presupoziţia că celălalt este un reper ce trebuie ...
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Decisions of the Court of Session: from November 1825 to ...
2d, To remove any objection on the second head, a ratifica- ^l^r tion had been obtained from Mr Henderson's heir-at-law ; and as to the 3d objection, the infeftment had been transmitted to London to obtain an additional stamp. On 15 July the ...
Scotland. Court of Session, F. Somerville, J. Tawse, 1832
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California corporation law and practice - Volumul 16 - Pagina 456
8.28 Powers — Ratification and Estoppel A corporation may be bound by the acts of its officers or other agents under the doctrines of ratification and estoppel. Although ratification may often include an element of estoppel, the two terms are not ...
Harold Marsh, R. Roy Finkle, 1977
