Translation in Legal Matter

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Dr. Deen Dayal
Dr. Mukesh Kumar Malviya

Abstract

Translation is not new word. It is being used from the century. It is an umbrella term that has in its paraphernalia the whole world. Without translation, the world is null or zero or half in its existence.  It has given us all kind of knowledge in every walk of life whether it is technology, medical, legal, science, computer, business, accountancy, spiritual knowledge, social studies. In every state, there are posts of Regional Language Officers who translate one language to the other for the purpose of official use. There are translators in court who help to translate regional language to the language of court. Hence,  Translation is multifaceted. It is is based on Source Language and Target Language. It is the pivotal of World Development.


It is a true friend to a human  being. It is true guide, is like a silver line in cloud. Hence Translation is what a a person wants in the need. It fulfils all his desire. Translation is the source of spiritual knowledge. It develops human relationship, feeling of brotherhood, exchange of thoughts.  Translation is a great means of communication. It prepares the society. It makes the ages. It is the pulse of nation. It maintains the culture and tradition. It teaches all human to be united. It is means of sharing ideas, culture, tradition, style, way of thinking, food, living, general behavior, medical impacts etc. ,

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Dr. Deen Dayal, & Dr. Mukesh Kumar Malviya. (2022). Translation in Legal Matter. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 28(03), 434–436. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v28i03.9254
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Dr. Deen Dayal

Asst Prof of English, LSSSS Givt.  Degree College, Mant, Mathura

Dr. Mukesh Kumar Malviya

Assistant Professor, Law School, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi (India)