in full right?
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in full right?
by operation of law
Automatic termination of an employment contract by operation of law as the result of an act of, or event affecting, the employer counts asa dismissal for redundancy purposes (ERA 1996, ss.136(5) and 139(4)
http://www.emplaw.co.uk/researchfree...a%2f076037.htm
All persons employed by any statutory entity which has been terminated by operation of the Oklahoma Sunset Law, but has been re-created within one (1) year after the final termination date shall be deemed employees of the Office of Public Affairs for not more than one (1) year after such final termination date
http://wyomcases.courts.state.wy.us/...?CiteID=103159
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with full rights
Also by analogy with the French "de plein droit":
by operation of law
ipso jure
as a matter of law
to the full extend of the law
(suggested by the Council of Europe legal dictionary)
so it would be:
Fulano, actando de pleno derecho, solicita una extensión del contrato
Fulano, acting with full right, requires an extension of the contract?