memorandum
A memorandum is a memorandum , a statement, a calendar booklet or simply a note with something memorable, or a memo for short ; In administrative language it is also referred to as a reminder and stands for a statement. The word is of Latin origin: memorandum literally means “that which is to be remembered” or “that which is to be remembered” ( gerundive to memorare '(to) remember'), memo is an abbreviation for memoria 'memory'. , ,Memory'. The plural is memoranda or memoranda .
Calendars
As a calendar (chronologically ordered annual or daily overview), the memorandum is an overview of special events. Memoranda in this sense are for example:
- Appointment calendar
- Calendar of events
- Astronomical Calendar ( Ephemeris )
Reminder note
With Memo is sometimes called small notes that you customize for example when making calls to keep to what is said or is heard in memory. A memo is usually written in key words .
Memos are also used to notify appointments in the office.
opinion
In legal practice , a memorandum is often referred to as a text that answers a legal question internally or towards clients. How memoranda are structured in detail is a matter of opinion and differs from law firm to law firm. A possible construction variant would be the following:
- Starting position: You summarize the facts in a few sentences.
- Question: The questions to be answered are precisely formulated.
- Result: The result of the investigation is briefly presented. The addressee is often not as interested in the reason as the result. Hence the result is anticipated.
- Reason: The reason for the result is presented in detail. Formally, the justification is presented in a similar way to case processing in academic training (with sensible disposition and references).
Memorandum also denotes - adopted from English usage - a legally non-binding declaration of intent from contractual partners as a memorandum of understanding .
Memorandum
Following summit meetings of heads of state or closed meetings of politicians and other governing bodies, a common position is published which, if it is deemed particularly important or worth remembering, is titled as a memorandum.
The Evangelical Church in Germany since 1962, are at greater intervals memoranda to primarily social and socio-ethical issues out, which causes understandable attention and occasionally controversial.
Web links
- Example: the MEMORANDUM 2013 of the Alternative Economic Policy working group as the result of economic advice for German economic policy and the German Bundestag
Individual evidence
- ↑ Faith ABC - memorandum . Evangelical Church in Germany. Archived from the original on May 27, 2015. Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved April 27, 2015.
