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Old April 06, 2009, 07:14 AM
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Full force and effect

This is a legal term , full force and effect. Can someone help me with translating this in to Spanish
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Old April 06, 2009, 07:34 AM
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pleno vigor
vigencia plena

... the order remains in full force and effect ...
... la orden permanecerá en pleno vigor (y efecto)... (most used)
... la orden permanecerá en vigencia plena (y efecto) ...
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I agree with Rusty.

The contract remains in full force and effect.
El contrato permanecerá vigente.
El contrato permanecerá en pleno vigor y efecto.

Although it's much shorter, "vigente" does equal "in full force and effect"
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Then I can use it in this translation.

En plena vigencia de la ley del estado.

Full force of the law of the state in.

I'm not sure it's correctly translated.
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En plena vigencia de la ley del estado.

In full force of the law of the state.
Pretty close! Only the preposition in was out of place.
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Pretty close! Only the preposition in was out of place.
Yes it were very close but well I did my major endeavor.
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Yes, it was very close. Oh well, I did my best.
it was (the subject pronoun it is singular, so was is used)
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