Glossary entry

Arabic term or phrase:

طالقة

English translation:

My client has revocably divorced her

Added to glossary by Akram Darwish
Jun 22, 2008 07:21
15 yrs ago
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Arabic term

طالقة

Arabic to English Law/Patents Law (general)
و هي طالقة من عصمة موكلي
What is the right translation (I mean grammar) of the word: She is being devorced.... or ??
Change log

Oct 22, 2010 22:25: Akram Darwish Created KOG entry

Discussion

Alexander Yeltsov (asker) Jun 22, 2008:
Thank you All
Moodi Jun 22, 2008:
More emphatic: she has been divorced
Alexander Yeltsov (asker) Jun 22, 2008:
و هي طالقة من عصمة موكلي
Alexander Yeltsov (asker) Jun 22, 2008:
I know the meaning of the word. I need its interpretation in this particular context.

Proposed translations

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My client has revocably divorced her

I think this is a part of another question raised by you. Thus, the translation would be as follow:
"My client has revocably divorced her and their matrimonial relationship is, therefore, over"
Peer comment(s):

agree Mahy
15 hrs
Many thanks Mahy
agree zkt
20 hrs
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divorced

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Note added at 7 mins (2008-06-22 07:28:15 GMT)
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She is now divorced, She is being divorced.

ALSO: repudiated
Peer comment(s):

agree Nadia Ayoub : she is divorced
6 mins
Many thanks
agree Mohsin Alabdali
1 hr
Many thanks, Mr. Mohsin
agree Ehab Khattab (X)
4 hrs
Welcome, Ehab
agree Zena Al-Zinc
4 hrs
Many thanks
agree zax
6 hrs
Many thanks
agree Shabbir Limbada
6 hrs
Many thanks
agree sktrans
8 hrs
Many thanks
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16 mins

divorced by no longer married to bond of marriage has been broken between her and my client

You can say: "divorced by my client", "no longer married to ..", "separated from ..", "no longer bound to. ."

عصمة
means "bond of marriage"
طالقة من عصمة موكلي
means no longer married to him, or the bond of marriage was broken.
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