Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Ocasionar de manera dolosa

English translation:

Causing malicious damage to...

Added to glossary by Manuel Aburto
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Spanish term

Ocasionar de manera dolosa

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law (general) Termination of contract
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A). Por Parte del Empleador:

- El haber sufrido engaño por parte del trabajador, mediante la presentación de certificados falsos para su admisión o tendientes a obtener un provecho indebido

- La detención preventiva del trabajador por más de treinta (30) días, a menos que posteriormente sea absuelto; o el **arresto correccional** que exceda de ocho (8) días, o aun por tiempo menor, cuando ****la causa de la sanción **sea suficiente por sí misma** para justificar la extinción del contrato.

- **Ocasionar de manera dolosa** daño material a bienes propiedad de la Organización.

- Conducta que cause mala reputación a Organización.

- Ocultar conflicto de intereses que afecten la imagen y finanzas de la Organización

- Ausencia no justificada después de tres (3) días.

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Causing malicious damage to...

This can be found in multiple sources.
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agree liz askew : How to protect your rental property against malicious damagewww.directlineforbusiness.co.uk › ... › Tenants Jump to Can you evict your tenant for causing malicious damage? — How can you reduce the chance of tenants causing malicious damage to your proper
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agree neilmac
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agree Ventnai
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agree AllegroTrans
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agree EirTranslations
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Causing malicious mischief

daños dolosos - malicious mischief
Ocasionar de manera dolosa daño material a bienes propiedad de la Organización.
Causing malicious mischief to property of the Organization.
Peer comment(s):

neutral philgoddard : This is an old meaning of "mischief". It's not strictly wrong, but it sounds odd.
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maliciously damaging

Or deliberately.
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agree neilmac
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Engage in fraudulent activity causing...

Based on definition of "doloso" in Moliner: "fraudulente"
Peer comment(s):

neutral philgoddard : That's one definition, but it doesn't make sense here. http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/italian-englis...
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disagree AllegroTrans : this is not about fraud it's about damaging/mistreating property
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I certainly appreciate your viewpoint and believe it is valid. My vote is with the word "intentionally" or "knowingly."
disagree Angelo Berbotto : En este caso doloso significa con intención - o sea the mens rea en contraposición con un daño accidental
2 days 12 hrs
Thank you Angelo. I have come round to understanding how wrong I was and stand corrected! That said I believe the word "malicious" is more restricted to the actions of one individual towards another. I like instead "intentionally" or "willfully."
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Wantonly cause

- collocates with damage and not to be confused with Wan Tang soup or fritters, even if 'wilfully' laced with undesirable substances.
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neutral Angelo Berbotto : Adrian, "doloso" en este caso es intencional, it marks the mental element (mens rea) en contraste con un daño accidental - cheers
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Intentionally/wilfully causing

doloso - intentional/with intent (in my legal dictionary)

https://www.lawinsider.com/dictionary/willful-damage
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agree Meridy Lippoldt : Yes I agree. Either that or using the word "knowingly."
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fraudulent misconduct

"Ocasionar de manera dolosa, daño material a bienes propiedad de la organización"

"fraudulent misconduct which inflicts material damage to goods belonging to the organization"

("to inflict damage fraudulently or maliciously")

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Fraud is deceit, lies and dishonesty.
El fraude es la mentira, la deshonestad y el engaño.

Fraudulent is dishonest, false and deceptive.
Lo que es fraudulento es mentiroso, deshonesto y falso.

Misconduct is immoral or unethical behaviour.
(Collins Gem English, ISBN: 0-00-710915-6)

La conducta impropia es la conducta no ética e inmoral.
El comportamiento impropio es el comportamiento no ético e inmoral.

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https://www.deepl.com/translator#es/en/ocasionar de manera dolosa

ocasionar de manera dolosa
to cause in a malicious way or manner
to cause in a fraudulent way manner

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Hay delitos fraudulentos si alguien entra en el edificio de una organización para causar daño. El fraude existe si el uno con intenciones de causar daño entra en el lugar con una identitdad falsa.

There are crimes involving fraud if someone who intends to inflict damage enters an organization's premises. The fraud takes place if the one with intentions to inflict harm enters into a place with a false identity.
Peer comment(s):

disagree AllegroTrans : this is not about fraud it's about damaging/mistreating property ; you clearly don't understand the legal definition of fraud, please look it up
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disagree Angelo Berbotto : The internet can be used to support any proposition, so it is necessary to understand the Spanish to find the correct rendition. Fraudulent misconduct is not the correct translation, I am afraid.
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