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Sep 29, 2017 10:52
6 yrs ago
English term

Information which can identify a \"third party\" may have been deleted..

English to French Other Law (general) Criminal Records
This appears on a subject access letter UK
more context :
'Information which can identify a third party may have been deleted from your disclosure and any information deleted for this reason has been replaced by a series of dots'.
Thank you in advance
Proposed translations (French)
3 +1 tiers/tierce partie
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Discussion

oliviervs Oct 4, 2017:
tiers D'accord avec Schtroumpf. "Tierce partie" est un oxymore en droit français. Ou on est tiers, ou on est partie (à la convention ou à la cause).
Maïté Mendiondo-George Sep 30, 2017:
un tiers toute personne non intéressé au premier chef est un tiers
Schtroumpf Sep 30, 2017:
Bonsoir Alexandre Vous faites bien d'offrir plus d'une solution et je n'entendais pas critiquer votre réponse, qui me semble tout à fait juste.
:-)
Alexandre Tissot Sep 29, 2017:
Bonsoir Schtroumpf, Si je puis me permettre, j'ai coutume d'employer "tiers" mais j'ai proposé "tierce partie" également au cas où.
Schtroumpf Sep 29, 2017:
Bonsoir Nicole J'opterais pour tiers plutôt que tierce partie. Cette dernière expression ne me semble pas beaucoup usitée en droit français. J'en trouve des références mais surtout en droit international, où pullulent les traductions trop littérales de l'anglais. Avec tiers tout est dit.

Proposed translations

+1
9 mins

tiers/tierce partie

Des informations permettant d'identifier un tiers / une tierce partie ont pu être éliminées...

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Note added at 13 mins (2017-09-29 11:05:25 GMT)
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de votre divulgation/des renseignements que vous avez fournis et toute les informations éliminées pour cette raison ont été remplacées par une série de points.

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Note added at 13 mins (2017-09-29 11:05:52 GMT)
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toutes*

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Note added at 39 mins (2017-09-29 11:32:22 GMT)
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De rien.

Attendez l'avis d'autres collègues mais "Il est possible/Il se peut que" serait certainement approprié ici, en effet.
Note from asker:
bonjour, et merci pour votre reponse. Comme Tony, je pense aussi qu'il est bon de commencer la phrase par il est posible/il se peut que... . Third party se traduit par tierce personne/un tiers... ? a confirmer svp merci Nicole
Peer comment(s):

agree Tony M : Not sure though about 'ont pu'; I think that might be a bit too strong for 'may have been'. What about something like 'il se peut...' ?
10 mins
Thank you, Tony. Yes, I think that it can be phrased as you said it as well.
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