自己の責に帰す

09:17 Aug 1, 2010
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Japanese to English translations [PRO]
Law: Contract(s)
Japanese term or phrase: 自己の責に帰す
Some more of the sentence is as follows:
万一自己の責に帰すことが出来ない自由により...
I'd appreciate the best way to word this and I thank you in advance!
Joyce A
Thailand
Local time: 09:08


Summary of answers provided
4 +1attributable to one's own responsibility
fumipi829
5attibutable to one(self)
Junko F
2choice of individual responsibility
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choice of individual responsibility


Explanation:
the choice to take over individual responsibility under the specific circumstances

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attributable to one's own responsibility


Explanation:
In this case as in legal context, 帰す is described as "attributable"

fumipi829
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attibutable to one(self)


Explanation:
The word "responsible" is redundant in this context, I would say.

"XXの責に帰すことができない事由により” is a pretty common phrase used in contracts, and its counterpart in English contracts is "due to any cause not attributable to XX".

You will find quite a number of examples of this phrase on the web.

Junko F
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