Glossary entry

Polish term or phrase:

swobodne rozporządzanie

English translation:

being free to dispose (of)

Added to glossary by Magdalena Rogala
Oct 23, 2012 10:21
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Polish term

swobodne rozporządzanie

Polish to English Law/Patents Real Estate
W umowie najmu: Wynajmujący oświadcza, że nie jest w żaden sposób ograniczony w swobodnym rozporządzaniu nieruchomością opisaną w ust. 1 w zakresie, w jakim miałoby to wpływ na prawa Najemcy wynikające z niniejszej umowy.

...is in no way limited in free disposal... ?

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being free to dispose (of)

Na przykład.

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Note added at   2 godz. (2012-10-23 13:17:12 GMT)
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"An owner of property is usually free to dispose of it as and when – and in whatever manner – he or she chooses."
http://tinyurl.com/8z7alba
"Anyone is free to dispose of their property as they wish, whether during their lifetimes or by will"
http://www.sayermoore.co.uk/Transfer.ink
"the individual has a duty to write a will and testament, and is free to dispose of his estate in whatever manner he chooses "
http://www.davemckay.co.uk/philosophy/bahai/bahai.php?name=b...

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Note added at   3 godz. (2012-10-23 13:32:01 GMT)
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Albo "free to deal with", aby nie kojarzyło się zbytnio z pozbywaniem się.

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Note added at   3 godz. (2012-10-23 13:41:03 GMT)
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"the landlord is free to deal with the property as it wishes "
http://www.hartbrown.co.uk/individuals/article/commercial-pr...
"the debtor is free to deal with the property"
http://www.shepwedd.co.uk/knowledge/flyer/?a=3655
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agree bartek
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use, or management of the property

I think this should be it

There might be a better word, but I cannot think about it right now. I think there is another word that can be used.
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