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What is the Difference Between "Expreso and "Presunto"?

What is the Difference Between "Expreso and "Presunto"?

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I have search this in a legal web: Acto expreso

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updated May 1, 2017
edited by James788
posted by James788
Welcome to SpanishDict. - rac1, May 1, 2017

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Hi.

Your profile doesn't tell me your levels of Spanish and English, and you seem to have found a website that answers your question, so I'm not sure what you need.

If you speak English and little or no Spanish, I assume you want a translation of the definitions given on the page that you link to. For that, Google Translate does a passable job. You can paste the URL of the page you want translated into the box on the left, and a link to the English translation will appear in the box on the right.

There's not much more I can say to help you, as as both my Spanish education and my legal education are quite incomplete.

updated May 1, 2017
posted by jtaniel
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Hello!

Since your post is related to law, this might be the answer to your question in English. What is silencio administrativo?

Hope this helps.

Regards!

updated May 1, 2017
posted by NKM1974
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Expressed and alleged is the translation.

updated May 1, 2017
posted by rac1