Jul 22, 2012 21:12
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Spanish term

Ab(a): (Ecuador)

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law (general) Procedural law
This term is in the heading of a court ruling sent to the legal representative of one of the parties, and below the legal representative's name is this the term, "Ab(a)", which is followed by a colon and then a woman's name. The only thing that occurs to me is the word "abogada", but the legal representative is addressed only by his name, which would seem to be inconsistent since he is also an "abogado".

I have never seen this term before. Any ideas?

Discussion

guillen (asker) Jul 22, 2012:
Sorry, I should have added that the text does not say who the woman is, nor is she mentioned in any other part of the text. She's a total unknown. (The legal representative is a man) I'm becoming convinced it means "abogada" considering lorenab23's comment, unless there is any information to the contrary.
lorenab23 Jul 22, 2012:
by the way ab. seems to stand for abogado in Ecuador

Ab. César Bajaña Lastra

ABOGADO DE LOS TRIBUNALES DE JUSTICIA Y JUZGADOS DE LA REPUBLICA
Ecuador Judicial
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ab-césar-bajaña-lastra/46/30a/9a...

REPRESENTANTE DEL DEPARTAMENTO LEGAL DE LA IGLESIA ADVENTISTA EN ECUADOR, PARTICIPA EN REDACCIÓN DE PROYECTO DE LEY
...y entre los elegidos se consideró en el pleno, al representante del Departamento Legal de la Iglesia Adventista del Ecuador, Ab. Fernando Muñoz Monroy.
http://www.adventistas.ec/noticias/UE/2010/01_proyectodeley....

lorenab23 Jul 22, 2012:
let's see the woman's name, does it appear anywhere else? could that be the represented party and ab stands, as you say, for abogado(a) but it actually means
Jose Perez
abogado de Maria Lopez?
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