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That’s not true - you can have a contract in any language in Germany. But the first thing that a court adjucating any dispute would do is have a certified trans
by Xylakant 4y ago
That’s not true - you can have a contract in any language in Germany. But the first thing that a court adjucating any dispute would do is have a certified translator translate it into German - at your cost. And that translation will be out of your control. So it makes sense to have a German contract, so at least you know what the contract says going to court.
- Major_Grooves 4y agocorrect - all our actual investment documents are in English.
- rad_gruchalski 4y agoPlus, if during the certification of the translation it comes up that the document does not comply with the legal requirements, it may lead to a contract invalidation. It can be really expensive depending on the matter of the dispute.