instaprecht

13:38 Jan 15, 2008
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Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / contract law
Dutch term or phrase: instaprecht
This appears in a contract written in Belgium - I need to know what 'instaprecht' means in this context - in other situations it seems to mean 'entry fee'

: Instaprecht YYYY

6.1 XXX en ZZZZ verbinden zich ten aanzien van en garanderen aan YYYY dat zij de terbeschikkingstelling van de terreinen door XXX aan ZZZZ zoals bekomen in toepassing van onderhavige overeenkomst gedeeltelijk zullen ontbinden op eenvoudig verzoek van YYYY– zij het per aangetekend schrijven gericht aan XXX en ZZZZ - en op voorwaarde van hetgene volgt.

Dit recht kan door YYYY slechts uitgeoefend worden voor zover (i) de samenwerking in de haven van Gent ter hoogte van het Mercatordok tussen ZZZZ en YYYY eindigt en (ii) de samenwerking tussen ZZZZ en de rederij die onder meer YYYY cargo verscheept (momenteel is dit DFDS-TorLine) eindigt. Beide voorwaarden dienen cumulatief voldaan te zijn.

6.2 In de mate YYYY zich beroept op het in artikel 6.1 hierboven beschreven recht, verbindt XXX er zich ten aanzien van YYYY toe om die terreinen, die vrijgekomen zijn als gevolg van de gedeeltelijke ontbinding van de overeenkomst houdende ter beschikking stelling van terreinen door XXX aan ZZZZ, ter beschikking te stellen aan YYYY, dit aan dezelfde voorwaarden als deze geldende op dat ogenblik ten aanzien van ZZZZ (overname door YYYY van alle rechten en verplichtingen van ZZZZ ten aanzien van de vrijgekomen terreinen, zonder uitzondering).
Kate Hudson (X)
Netherlands
Local time: 19:32


Summary of answers provided
2 +2entry right
jarry (X)
4the right of way
Albert Stufkens


  

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entry right


Explanation:
Just an educated guess, assuming that the Flemish term "instappen" is synonymous with "betreden" in this context.

jarry (X)
South Africa
Local time: 19:32
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Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 334

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agree  Tina Vonhof (X): or access right.
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7 days   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5
the right of way


Explanation:
The situation as described suggests the need of YYYY to make use of the grounds made available by XXXX.
If it is about entering XXXX's grounds in order to reach an area other than XXXX's then the situation is akin to such easement as "recht van overpad" = "the right of way".
If the need is no more than merely using XXXX's grounds as the final purpose then it looks like 'the right of access'.

Albert Stufkens
Netherlands
Local time: 19:32
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in DutchDutch, Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 86
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