Aug 20, 2021 13:10
2 yrs ago
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Spanish term
Libro de Partidas de Juicios
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
The term listed above appears in a letter issued by El Registro del Estado Familiar in El Salvador:
la certificación de la partida de nacimiento del señor **********, inscrita al número **********, página ********** del Tomo ********** del Libro de Partidas de Juicios número **********
Thanks for any suggestions.
la certificación de la partida de nacimiento del señor **********, inscrita al número **********, página ********** del Tomo ********** del Libro de Partidas de Juicios número **********
Thanks for any suggestions.
Proposed translations
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3 | Book of Court-ordered Entries | Robert Carter |
4 | Book of Legal Records | MacLeod Cushing |
2 | Court Ledger/Log | Marcelo González |
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Book of Court-ordered Entries
Per Chris' suggestion to your other question here, you may want to attempt to explain the "juicios" part here with something like "court-ordered" or "court-approved" or "entries decided by the courts".
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you, Robert. I extend my thanks to MacLeod and Marcelo."
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Book of Legal Records
These types of volumes are common in municipal clerk's offices in the Americas
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AllegroTrans
: Whilst not "wrong" this is rather too literal and in En we would call it a Register of Births
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Court Ledger/Log
Maybe something along these lines ... as used (apparently) in South Dakota in the 1800s...
"Court Ledgers, 1880 - 1937, bulk: 1885 - 1915 ... Scope and Contents This series contains 41 bound volumes and two boxes of court records created"
...Volume XX in Court Ledger No. ...
"Court Ledgers, 1880 - 1937, bulk: 1885 - 1915 ... Scope and Contents This series contains 41 bound volumes and two boxes of court records created"
...Volume XX in Court Ledger No. ...
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AllegroTrans
: I don't think this is held at a Court, much more likely with the Civil Registrar (El Registro del Estado Familiar)
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They're bound legal actions (orders, rulings, decisions, etc) in a ledger or log.
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