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German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) | |||||||
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4 | does not guarantee the success of the contractual performances |
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3 | performance obligation |
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2 | ensuring positive results |
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does not guarantee the success of the contractual performances Explanation: Pretty standard clause, this is what it means. |
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ensuring positive results Explanation: This framework contract falls short as the basis for ensuring positive results |
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performance obligation Explanation: Der Leistungserfolg ist die Erfüllung der Leistungspflicht. Die Erfüllung der Leistungspflicht tritt ein, wenn der Schuldner die geschuldete Leistung erbracht hat (siehe Erfüllung). Die Leistungspflicht ergibt sich aus dem Schuldverhältnis. jura-basic (Lexikon: Leistungserfolg) - Grundwissen lexikon.jura-basic.de/aufruf.php?file=2&pp=4&art=6&find=Leistungserfolg „Leitungspflicht“ is explained in §362 BGB and can be rendered as “performance obligation”. § 362 Erlöschen durch Leistung (1) Das Schuldverhältnis erlischt, wenn die geschuldete Leistung an den Gläubiger bewirkt wird. (2) Wird an einen Dritten zum Zwecke der Erfüllung geleistet, so finden die Vorschriften des § 185 Anwendung. Section 362 Extinction by performance (1) An obligation is extinguished if the performance owed is rendered to the obligee. (2) If performance is rendered to a third party for the purpose of performing the contract, the provisions of section 185 apply. https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/englisch_bgb/englisch_bgb... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 days 7 hrs (2018-05-28 16:30:56 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Hi Elizabeth - you could insert "does not provide the basis", but it's really clear enough without it. "Bildet keine Grundlage" means, literally, that is cannot be used as a basis to claim performance, and "obligation" covers this nicely, I think. |
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