Glossary entry (derived from question below)
español term or phrase:
Anexo al Contrato de Deposito
inglés translation:
as an Annex of the Deposit contract/ agreement
español term
Anexo al Contrato de Deposito
Tipo de interes nominal:
El tipo de interes nominal annual aplicable a cada una de las imposiciones realizadas sera recogido en el resguardo de cada imposicion que, una vez firmado por las partes, quedara incorporado como Anexo al Contrato de Deposito como parte integrante del mismo.
Not sure if it should be incorporated "in the Annex" or "as an Annex" to the Deposit Agreement/contract here. Any help is appreciated.
Non-PRO (1): Yvonne Gallagher
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Proposed translations
as an Annex of the Deposit contract/ agreement
Annex to the Deposit Contract
agree |
Andy Watkinson
: Yes, although I suspect the same as Fiorella.
8 horas
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Thanks, Andy.
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...attached hereto as part of this deposit agreement.
I hope this is useful for you.
Regards
agree |
Andy Watkinson
: This kind of clause is often included in the contract/agreement itself. If so, "attached hereto" would be the way to go.
8 horas
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Thank you for your agree and for complementing my answer, Andy!
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