Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

jeweils anderen Partei

English translation:

to dislose information \'to the other party\'

Added to glossary by Marcos Zattar
Oct 1, 2009 15:03
14 yrs ago
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German term

jeweils anderen Partei

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Hello, I am having some trouble with "der jeweils anderen Partei". How to translate this in an elegant manner? Thanks for suggestions in advance! (BTW: this are General Terms and Conditions of an enterprise).

Die Vertragsparteien verpflichten sich, sämtliche Geschäfts- und Betriebsgeheimnisse, die der jeweils anderen Partei während der Zusammenarbeit bekannt geworden sind oder bekannt werden, ohne Einwilligung der jeweils anderen Partei weder zu verwerten, noch Dritten mitzuteilen.

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to dislose information 'to the other party'

Standardformulierung in englischen confodentiality agreements!
Peer comment(s):

disagree Kim Metzger : Where did "disclose information" come from? Information that the other party becomes aware of.
3 mins
You are right, there is no dislose in the text. I came from a translation I did and I was told by the solicitor for whom I translated it, that this is always included in the wording. AS he is a specialist, he should know what he is talking about.
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the other party respectively

simple as that
Peer comment(s):

neutral Kim Metzger : I don't think "respectively" is necessary at all in English. There are two parties.
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other party

I think you have to keep the phrase "other party" and switch the prepositions according to the context. So here, first, "become known to the other party...", and then further on, "without the consent of the other party".

"become known to the other party..." 493,000 hits on Google
"without the consent of the other party..." 44,400,000 hits on Google
(admit I have not checked many of them!)
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