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10:02 Dec 6, 2019 |
Norwegian to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Real Estate | |||||
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4 | Notionally (as a fraction of co-ownership) |
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Notionally (as a fraction of co-ownership) Explanation: In the UK, these unequal fractions of 1/3 and 2/3 - not a priority ranking - would indicate separate ownership (a 'tenancy-in-common') vs. undivided ownership (see the previous Proz question: a 'joint tenancy') - the latter tenure that would not break down into parts but be holistic, so a composite whole owned by each party. The term of 'cadastral' register also needs to be watched as, in some countries like France and Spain, ties up with a UK-type Ordnance Survey-based (index map) Register and is separate from the Land Register. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 days 23 hrs (2019-12-09 09:15:04 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- PS Patrick Chaffey in the NOR/ENG Juridisk Ordbok of Strafferett (!) claims that ideell eiendomsrett (ownership in common) is defined as 1. det forhold at flere personer in fellesskap har eiendomsrett til en ting (sameie) slik at ingen av dem eier noen *saerskilt del* - which flies in the face of the fractions mentioned in this case. 2. (copyright) no separate ownership. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://eng.proz.com/kudoz/norwegian-to-english/finance-gener... |
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