Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

Ordem Econômica

English translation:

economic order

Added to glossary by Ana Vozone
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Portuguese term

Ordem Econômica

Portuguese to English Law/Patents Law (general) Constitutional law
Artigo 1 da Lei nº 8.176 de 08 de Fevereiro de 1991

Define crimes contra a ordem econômica e cria o Sistema de Estoques de Combustiveis .

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Art. 1º Constitui crime contra a ordem econômica:

I - adquirir, distribuir e revender derivados de petróleo, gás natural e suas frações recuperáveis, álcool etílico, hidratado carburante e demais combustíveis líquidos carburantes, em desacordo com as normas estabelecidas na forma da lei;

II - usar gás liqüefeito de petróleo em motores de qualquer espécie, saunas, caldeiras e aquecimento de piscinas, ou para fins automotivos, em desacordo com as normas estabelecidas na forma da lei.

Pena: detenção de um a cinco anos.
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Nov 17, 2022 08:57: Ana Vozone Created KOG entry

Nov 17, 2022 14:31: Ana Vozone changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/827912">Ana Vozone's</a> old entry - "Ordem Econômica"" to ""economic order""

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Proposed translations

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(against the) economic order

Example sentence:

and ruling of cartels and other crimes against the economic order; and educative, involving the dissemination of the culture of competition.

as preventing and repressing violations against the economic order.

Peer comment(s):

agree Clauwolf
37 mins
Obrigada, Cláudio!
agree philgoddard : This sounds slightly odd in English, but I'd keep it literal.
1 hr
Obrigada, Phil!
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(Describes) antitrust (crimes and ...)

Nesse caso, "crime contra a ordem econômica" é uma expressão sinônima de crime antitruste. O Marcílio Moreira de Castro diz o seguinte em seu dicionário jurídico:

"Em direito concorrencial, os termos infração contra a ordem econômica; infração antitruste; infração à ordem econômica; infração restritiva da concorrência; e infração da ordem econômica são sinônimos de CONDUTA ANTICONCORRENCIA"
Note from asker:
I like this option, "violation of antitrust law" would be handy to avoid a literal (and awkward) translation. Problem is knowledge of different legal systems is required.
Peer comment(s):

agree Adrian MM. : anti-trust is AmE. Otherwise, anti-competitive or (BrE: previous to anti-trust) monopolies & mergers regulatory breach (criminal offence) vs. violation https://www.ftc.gov/advice-guidance/competition-guidance/gui...
14 hrs
Obrigada, Adrian!
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Defines untitrust felony violations and…

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