Nov 25, 2009 11:57
14 yrs ago
Catalan term

S'envien d'ofici

Catalan to English Bus/Financial Law (general)
The author of this text is in love with "de oficio". I have no idea what s/he means here. This is referring to the issuance of a certificate of trademark design protection after the application has been accepted.

"S'envien d'ofici, el mes següent a la seva concessió, si no hi ha designat un representant."

Discussion

Simon Harris Nov 25, 2009:
I think you're probably right, Tony, but I've offered the idea in the hope that someone will come up with a more solid reference!
Tony Isaac Nov 25, 2009:
If a lawyer was involved I think they'd need to use 'advocat d'ofici' or a similar expression. I've seen 'd'ofici' in a much wider sense for standard, official procedures. See http://antalya.uab.es/gab-llengua-catalana/www/cat/assessora... for an example.
S Ben Price (asker) Nov 25, 2009:
maybe? Could it mean that the notification is sent ot the offices of the governmental body issuing the application instead of the applicant? That is inferred by the second sentence.
Simon Harris Nov 25, 2009:
I've withdrawn my answer because I think it's got something to do with the docs being sent to a 'lawyer'!
S Ben Price (asker) Nov 25, 2009:
Next sentence Here is the next sentence, maybe it will help - "En aquest cas, quan es rep la comunicació de l'OEPM el títol es pot recollir personalment a les seves oficines de Madrid, o es pot enviar una carta demanant que el facin arribar per correu postal."

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The normal procedure is for them to be sent

'D'ofici' often refers to a standard or 'default' procedure
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank Tony!"
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they will be assigned to a lawyer/legal representative

I think this is a possibility - I think the word 'advocat' has been ommitted because it's taken as understood.
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