Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

asseverare con giuramento

English translation:

To swear on oath

Added to glossary by Paul O'Brien
Nov 4, 2023 09:54
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Italian term

asseverare con giuramento

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general) Notary deed
There is an English and Italian version of the document.

Certifico inoltre che ................, della cui identità personale io Notaio sono certo, ha reso e sottoscritto in mia presenza la dichiarazione di conformità che precede, chiedendomi di asseverarla con giuramento e, da me ammonita ai sensi di legge, ha prestato il giuramento nella formula di rito:

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Proposed translations (English)
4 +6 To swear on oath
References
DeepL
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Proposed translations

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23 mins
Selected

To swear on oath

that everything is legal and above board;

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Note added at 43 mins (2023-11-04 10:37:43 GMT)
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I further certify that ..XXXX, whose personal identity I, the Notary, am certain of, has created and signed the foregoing declaration of conformity in my presence, requesting me to swear to it on oath, and, having been advised by me in accordance with the law, has taken the oath in the customary form, as follows:
Peer comment(s):

agree Emmanuella
27 mins
Grazie!
agree HATEM EL HADARY
1 hr
Thank you!
neutral writeaway : It's too long. I'll post it as a reference
3 hrs
Thank you! Unfortunately the link you post does not open, so commenting is not possible.
agree philgoddard
4 hrs
Thank you!
agree Heba Abed
7 hrs
Thank you!
agree TechLawDC : I think the idiomatic expression is "to swear under oath with respect to it", not "to swear on oath".
7 hrs
No, in UK 'swear ON oath'; thanks
agree martini
2 days 3 hrs
Thank you!
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Reference comments

14 hrs
Reference:

DeepL

https://www.deepl.com/translator#it/en/Certifico inoltre che...

Certifico inoltre che ................, della cui identità personale io Notaio sono certo, ha reso e sottoscritto in mia presenza la dichiarazione di conformità che precede, chiedendomi di asseverarla con giuramento e, da me ammonita ai sensi di legge, ha prestato il giuramento nella formula di rito

I further certify that ................, whose personal identity I, the Notary Public, am certain of, has made and signed the foregoing declaration of conformity in my presence, requesting me to swear to it on oath, and, admonished by me in accordance with the law, has taken the oath in the customary form
Peer comments on this reference comment:

disagree Andrew Bramhall : "ritual formula"? " admonished"?? = 'told off for wrongdoing ??; I put same text in Deepl to check, and you have altered it.
9 hrs
No, I simply copy/pasted
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