Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

créancier gagiste ou de propriété subrogé ou non

English translation:

lienor/pledgee or property-subrogated creditor

Added to glossary by Clive Wilshin
Aug 3, 2002 17:13
21 yrs ago
French term

propriété subrogé ou non

French to English Other Insurance Insurance
l'Assuré déclare exercer pour compte de Créancier gagiste ou de propriété subrogé ou non, la Tierce-Détention et/ou la garde de marchandises de toute natures

JDLSF has already had a crack at this in my earlier tierce détention question, but I just wanted to get some more ideas on this phrase. An explanation as well as translation would help this natural doubting Thomas!

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Aug 3, 2002:
note to jldsf Thanks. I understand your explanation, but not your rendition of the sentence! Can't get my head round "property into the rights of a creditor". Could I not say "as pledgee/assignee of property (through subrogation or otherwise)" ?
Non-ProZ.com Aug 3, 2002:
note to jldsf Thanks. I understand your explanation, but not your rendition of the sentence! Can't get my head round "property into the rights of a creditor". Could I not say "as pledgee/assignee of property (through subrogation or otherwise)" ?

Proposed translations

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(property) subrogated-creditor

it is in fact créancier subrogé de propriété

see my comment in initial answer on tierce-détention

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Note added at 2002-08-03 17:23:04 (GMT)
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un subrogé = a subrogate
créancier subrogé = subrogated creditor

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Note added at 2002-08-03 17:23:31 (GMT)
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or not :)

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Note added at 2002-08-03 18:19:46 (GMT)
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Cline here is what I meant in my \"new rendering\" added to the original answer:

the policyholder certifies that, as pledgee/lienor or as property subrogated-creditor, he exercises third party holding and/or custody of property of any kind


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Note added at 2002-08-03 18:50:50 (GMT)
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sorry - Clive - why do I call you Cline :)
Peer comment(s):

agree Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X)
16 mins
merci Jane
agree Joy Axelson (X)
1 hr
merci
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Really wish I could award double points for this one. JL's second rendition comes close to perfection, and his explanation meant that even I could get my brain around the phrase. Many thanks, and sorry about being slow on the uptake."
7 mins

property subrogate or not

direct translation
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