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Law/Patents - Real Estate / Baugrundstücke / Vermessung | | English term or phrase: combined lot | hallo,
in einem brief geht es um die klaerung von besitzanspruechen an bestimmten grundstuecken, zu diesem zweck werden dem empfaenger des briefes zeichnungen der gemeinde zur verfuegung gestellt.
und da heisst es dann:
drawing 1: Combinded Lot 999 (Mr. yy) and Lot 888 (Mr. zz) ...
drawing 4: Part of Lot 999 (Mr. yy) ...
drawing 5: Combined Lot 888 North South East West View
leider gibt es nicht mehr zusammenhang als die bezeichnung der zeichnungen.
weiss jemand, wie "combined lot" zu uebersetzen ist?
vielen dank + gruss
angela |
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| Grading comment Sorry, jetzt aber richtig ... :)
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1 hr confidence:   peer agreement (net): +1
1 hr confidence: gemeinsam
Explanation:
kann es eventuell sein, dass genau dieses ”combined lot” das Objekt des Streites ist? d.h. die Parzelle, dessen Besitzer unklar ist, und die noch als ”gemeinsam” oder mit-Besitztum oder gemeinschaftlich etc. bezeichnet wird?
natuerlich habe ich hier nur versucht zu raten, es kann total falsch sein.
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