Apr 29, 2018 01:14
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Spanish term

LG. (REPERTORIO Nº)

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) Lease Contract
LG. REPERTORIO Nº xxxxxxxx OT Nº xxxxxxxxxxxx

This appears right at the top of a lease contract (first page) from a public notary's office. I am not sure what to do with this 'LG'. I believe 'repertorio' is a casebook and OT is a purchase order.

"LG" doesn't seem to be related to the name of the Notary's office, or the company, or referencing anything else in the document as far as I can tell. Would anybody happen to know what it is referring to?

Many thanks for any comments.
Proposed translations (English)
3 LG > someone's initials

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LG > someone's initials

I've had a look around at some examples of this and I've come to the conclusion that they must be someone's initials, possibly the secretary that drafted the document for the notary.

Have a look at the first page of each of these PDFs of other notarial instruments from Chile:

LG. REPERTORIO N° 890/2016
OT N° 211920

http://comunidadciudad.cl/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/2014_Un...

LG/MS. REPERTORIO N° 378/2017
OT N° 251659

http://www.ralei.cl/public/movil/img/feria/bases.pdf

MGR/YBV. REPERTORIO N°928/2018
OT N° 288985

https://www.skyairline.com/upload/mirada/PROTOCOLIZACION BAS...

PMM. REPERTORIO N° 11214-2017.-
OT N° 278162

http://www.hogares.cl/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Bases-Refer...

By the way, all of the above are from the office of notary Hernan Cuadra Gazmuri, so its probably just a quirk of that office.

Here's one from a different notary's office, where the format changes slightly:
O.D.A. REPERTORIO N° 10.150 - 2013
http://www.svs.cl/institucional/mercados/reporte_sajac/Siste...
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