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238 months ago

andrea (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

German > English

Subject:

Technical / Engineering

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

Mehrmütterklausel

Context:

Verbund- und Mehrmütterklausel

Keywords:

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238 months ago

German Translations & Interpreting  See my profile wrote:

My suggestion: multiple-holding clause

My comment:

If, for tax reasons, two or more companies decide to "share" the control over a JV or subsidiary.

My references:

BGB

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238 months ago

David Moore  See my profile wrote:

Multi-parent clause

My comment:

If this is, as I suspect, just the title heading of a section in an agreement, this is probably the term you want - but it's legal rather than technical help you should have called for....

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238 months ago

David Moore  See profile wrote:

This term is to be found in "Schäfer: WirtschaftsWB"

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238 months ago

John Kinory  See my profile wrote:

More context needed!

My comment:

Can we have a sentence, please (or more), and what type of document this is? Technical/engineering is a little too general.

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