Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

cumprir o objeto do presente instrumento.

English translation:

to fulfill the subject matter hereof / to comply with the subject matter hereof

Added to glossary by ndengue
Jan 18, 2021 16:07
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Portuguese term

cumprir o objeto do presente instrumento.

Portuguese to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
Este é um contrato entre duas empresas angolanas para o Fornecimento de Pessoal Qualificado

- Obrigações das Partes

São, nos termos do presente Contrato, obrigações da CONTRATADA:

k) Manter o mais absoluto sigilo com relação a toda e qualquer informação que venha a ter conhecimento em razão do presente Contrato, devendo utilizar tais informações exclusivamente com a finalidade de cumprir o objeto do presente instrumento
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Proposed translations

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to fulfill the subject matter hereof / to comply with the subject matter hereof

Objeto contratual = subject matter
Do presente instrumento = hereof
São termos de praxe, de tradução consagrada em "contratês".

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Peer comment(s):

agree Adrian MM. : with the subject-matter : an answer to a common Romance-lingo : FRE/ENG 'l'objet du contrat' professional linguists' exam question in the UK.
18 hrs
Thank you, Adrian!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you Mario"
17 mins

fulfill this contract's object

Me parece ser uma tradução curta e completa. Poderia ser feita também como: fulfill the object of this contract.
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55 mins

fulfill the object of this agreement

Penso que é preferivel utilizar "agreement" em vez de "contract".

Object of the agreement: standard term
https://www.google.com/search?q="object of the agreement"&oq...



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Example sentence:

The object of this agreement is to formalise existing conditions including over award payments and to establish defined guidelines

Peer comment(s):

agree Oliver Simões
9 hrs
Obrigada, Oliver!
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43 mins

fulfill the objective of this (the present) contract

How I interpret it.

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Or "fulfill the purpose of".
Peer comment(s):

agree Oliver Simões
9 hrs
Muita obrigada, Oliver.
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