Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Compl. $20
French translation:
Complete through Paragraph 20
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B D Finch
Jun 19, 2017 13:07
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Compl. $20
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Law: Contract(s)
When the parties agreed to fixed prices over a ten-year period, they allocated the risks of price shifts in what was already a volatile polysilicon market. Kyocera’s Complaint acknowledges it undertook its long-term agreements with Hemlock amidst a “worldwide shortage of polysilicon” to lock in a “stable source of supply of polysilicon” for itself (Compl. $20). Hemlock assumed the risk that market prices would rise, and Kyocera assumed the risk that prices might fall to levels below the contract price.
Proposed translations
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| 3 | Complete through Paragraph 20 |
B D Finch
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| 4 | compl. $20 |
Jonathan Cohen
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References
| Polysilicon... currently trading for less than <b>$20/kg</b> |
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Change log
Jun 26, 2017 08:38: B D Finch Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
2 hrs
English term (edited):
Compl. ¶ 20
Selected
Complete through Paragraph 20
https://casetext.com/.../hemlock-semiconductor-corp-v-kyocer...
2 mai 2017 - ... sent Kyocera a demand for adequate assurances that it would perform under Agreements I-III pursuant to MCLA § 440.2609. Compl. ¶ 28.
www.legislature.mi.gov/.../mcl/pdf/mcl-500-2236-amended.pdf
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Michigan Compiled Laws." Popular name: Act 218. Rendered Thursday, May 7, 2015. Page 3. Michigan Compiled Laws Complete Through PA 20 of 2015.
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I believe that what you have reproduced as a dollar sign should actually be a paragraph sign.
2 mai 2017 - ... sent Kyocera a demand for adequate assurances that it would perform under Agreements I-III pursuant to MCLA § 440.2609. Compl. ¶ 28.
www.legislature.mi.gov/.../mcl/pdf/mcl-500-2236-amended.pdf
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Michigan Compiled Laws." Popular name: Act 218. Rendered Thursday, May 7, 2015. Page 3. Michigan Compiled Laws Complete Through PA 20 of 2015.
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Note added at 3 hrs (2017-06-19 16:07:40 GMT)
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I believe that what you have reproduced as a dollar sign should actually be a paragraph sign.
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compl. $20
It is either referring to complimentary (20$) in which case the French abbreviation (complémentaire) would still be the same word. I would leave the same.
Or they are referring to a complaint (as mentioned earlier ) in which case it would be Plainte (Pl. 20$)
Or they are referring to a complaint (as mentioned earlier ) in which case it would be Plainte (Pl. 20$)
Reference comments
3 hrs
Reference:
Polysilicon... currently trading for less than <b>$20/kg</b>
"Hemlock Semiconductor to close $1.2bn US polysilicon factory ...
Michigan-based Hemlock announced plans for the factory six years ago, at a time when solar-grade polysilicon fetched more than $250/kg on the spot market. Soon after that, the price of polysilicon collapsed, and it has never recovered, currently trading for less than $20/kg."
http://www.rechargenews.com/.../hemlock-semiconductor-to-clo...
Michigan-based Hemlock announced plans for the factory six years ago, at a time when solar-grade polysilicon fetched more than $250/kg on the spot market. Soon after that, the price of polysilicon collapsed, and it has never recovered, currently trading for less than $20/kg."
http://www.rechargenews.com/.../hemlock-semiconductor-to-clo...
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