Dec 19, 2017 18:25
6 yrs ago
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Danish term

v/mr.

Danish to English Other Law (general) Letter
Mail til [name surname] og [name surname] v/mr. [name surname]

The surname is the same...
Proposed translations (English)
3 +1 c/o

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c/o

care of
Peer comment(s):

neutral Thomas T. Frost : This is pure guesswork. It's not the official meaning of "v/mr.", in any case.
15 mins
agree Dana Sackett Lössl : v/ does mean c/o, and I would agree that mr. probably means Mr. in this context
30 days
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Reference comments

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Reference:

v/ = ved

The normal meaning of "v/" is "ved" in the meaning of "bruges for at angive den ansvarshavende eller handlende i en bestemt sammenhæng" (see link).

So "[name surname] og [name surname]" could be an official company name and the rest could refer to the owner, etc.

I suppose, by the way, that you mean [forename surname], not [name surname], as "name" refers to both the forename and surname, so [name surname] would mean for example "Peter Hansen Hansen".
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