Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

специально на то уполномоченный

English translation:

specially authorized to

Added to glossary by MariyaN (X)
Dec 20, 2010 19:08
13 yrs ago
Russian term

специально на то

Russian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
This is from an international treaty. I'm scratching my head about what the "то" is referring to.

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Документы, которые на территории одной из Сторон выданы или засвидетельствованы компетентным органом либо специально **на то** уполномоченным лицом в пределах его компетенции и по установленной форме, а также скреплены гербовой печатью, принимаются на территориях всех других Сторон без какого-либо специального удостоверения.
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Mar 14, 2011 22:34: MariyaN (X) Created KOG entry

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Specially authorized to...

"То" in "на то" refers to "засвидетельствование" (certification); the entire phrase sounds like "специально **на то** уполномоченным".
"Документы, которые... засвидетельствованы компетентным органом либо специально **на то** уполномоченным лицом" - "Documents that are... certified by a relevant authority or by a person who is specially authorized to that / to do that".
("Уполномоченное лицо" would actually be "authorized person" but, in my opinion, that double "authorized" is not necessary in English translation because otherwise it would make something like "by an authorized person who is specially authorized to that".
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therefor

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Russian term (edited): специально на то уполномоченным

specially authorized to that effect

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(... or) by a specially authorized person (acting within its terms of reference)

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thereto

...by a person authorized thereto...
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specially on that

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an authorized person specifically assigned to perform

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a person approved or / and assigned to perform a specific duty within the jurisdiction / his competence
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