1_ Translate the following legal text into colloquial Farsi 2_ Place the Persian and English text side by side in the table 3_ From the beginning to the end of the text, there should be an English sentence on the left side and a Persian sentence on the right side.
       4- Using legal language for Persian translation

          .acceleration n. The coming into possession of a *future interest in any property
at an earlier stage than that directed by the ransaction or settlement that created
the interest. For example, a landlord's interest in *reversion is accelerated if the
tenant surrenders the lease before it has expired. When a will bequeaths an interest
for life that lapses eg. because the legatee dies before the testator), the interest of
the person entitled in *remainder is accelerated and takes effect immediately the
testator dies.
acceptance n. Agreement to the terms of an *offer that, provided certain other
requirements are fulfilled. converts the offer into a legally binding contract. If the
method by which acceptance is to be signified is indicated by the offeror, that
method alone will be effective. If it is not, acceptance may be either express (by
word of mouth or in writing) or inferred from the offeree's conduct; for example, if
he receives goods on approval and starts to make use of them. The acceptance must
always, however, involve some action on the part of the person to whom the offer
was made: the offeror cannot assert that his offer will be treated as accepted unless
the offeree rejects it. The validity of an acceptance is governed by four principal
rules.(0) It must take place while the offer is still in force, i.e. before it has lapsed
(see LAPSE OF OFFER) or been revoked (see REVOCATION OF OFFeR). (2) It must be on the
same terms as the offer. An acceptance made subject to any variation is treated as a
counteroffer. (3) It must be unconditional, thus an acceptance subject to contract is
not a valid acceptance. (4) 1t must be communicated to the offeror. Acceptance by
letter is treated as communicated when the letter is posted, but telex is equated
with the telephone, so that communication takes place only on receipt. However,
when the offer consists of a promise to confer a benefit on whoever may perform a
specified act,the offeror waives the requirement of communication as a separate
act. If, for example. he offers a reward for information, a person able to supply the
information is not expected to accept the offer formally. The act of giving the
information itself constitutes the acceptance. the communication of the acceptance
and the performance of the contract.
acceptance of a bill The written agreement by the person on whom a *bill of
exchange is drawn (the drawee) that he will accept the order of the person who
draws it upon him (the drawer). The acceptance must be written on the bill and
signed. The signature of the drawee without additional words is sufficient, although
generally the word "accepted" is used as well. Upon acceptance the drawee becomes
the acceptor and the party primarily liable upon the bill. See alsoQUALIFIED
ACCEPTANCE.
acceptance supra protest (acceptancefor honour) A form of *acceptance of a
bill of exchange to save the good name of the drawer or an endorser. If a bill of
exchange has been either the subject of a *protest for dishonour by nonacceptance
or protested for better security, and it is not overdue, any person who is not already
liable on the bill may, with the consent of the holder. accept the bill supra protest.
Such an acceptance must be written on the bill. indicate that it is an acceptance for
honour, and be signed. The acceptor for honour engages that he will pay the bill on
due presentment if it is not paid by the drawee, provided that it has been duly
presented for payment and protested for nonpayment and that he receives notice of
these facts. He is liable to the holder and to all parties to the bill subsequent to the
party for whose honour he accepted.
access n. Formerly. the opportunity to visit a child that was granted (at thediscretion of the court) to its parent when the other parent had the care and control
of the child after divorce or when a custodianship order was in force. Since the
Children Act 1989came into force the concept of access has been replaced by that of
* contact. See also SECTION 8 ORDERS.