ed aventi diritto

English translation: Assign, Assignee, payee entitled, person entitled, interested party, claimant, eligible person, rightful claimant etc

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Italian term or phrase:	avente diritto
English translation:	Assign, Assignee, payee entitled, person entitled, interested party, claimant, eligible person, rightful claimant etc
Entered by:	Angela Arnone

05:32 Sep 26, 2001

Italian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents

Italian term or phrase: ed aventi diritto

Le tasse e le imposte relative al contratto sono a carico del Contraente o dei Beneficiari ed aventi diritto

Kajuco KudoZ activity Questions: 1041 (2 open) (15 without valid answers) (12 closed without grading) Answers: 15 United Kingdom
Local time: 12:30

Richard is quite right - for some reason this expression has come up twice

Explanation:
before - in just 24 hours. As you had accepted my suggestion yesterday and are asking the same again, perhaps you are having second thoughts? Nothing wrong with that!!! All good translators have second or even third and fourth thoughts.
Anyway, to confuse you even further I consulted EuroDicAUtom (which I highly recommend for general assistance) as well as mu faithful Picchi and look what resulted:
AVENTE CAUSA:
Assign
Assignee
payee entitled;
entitled payee
person entitled;
interested party;
claimant
eligible person
party entitled
rightful claimant
beneficiary

as well as the original "generic" version I suggested yesterday.

Angela

Selected response from:

Angela Arnone
Local time: 13:30

Grading comment

It's not second thoughts. It's computer not working perfectly and some disorganisation. Anyway, thanks for the details.
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Summary of answers provided

5 +1

successors and assigns

Richard Boyce

entitled to

Simon Charass

claimant

CLS Lexi-tech

Richard is quite right - for some reason this expression has come up twice

Angela Arnone

Answers

16 mins confidence:

peer agreement (net): +1

successors and assigns

Explanation:
Just one of many variants. By the way, This term has been asked at leat twice before. I suggest you check the glossary for past replies.

Richard Boyce
Local time: 13:30
Native speaker of:

English
PRO pts in pair: 307

20 mins confidence:

claimant

Explanation:
See Webster

Claimant \Claim"ant\, n. [Cf. OF. clamant, p. pr. of clamer. Cf. {Clamant}.] One who claims; one who asserts a right or title; a claimer.
From WordNet (r) 1.6 (wn)
claimant n 1: asserts a right or title 2: someone who imputes guilt or blame [syn: {accuser}]

paola l m

CLS Lexi-tech
Local time: 07:30
Native speaker of:

Italian
PRO pts in pair: 1505

5 hrs confidence:

entitled to

Explanation:
...are at the charge of the Contractor or the Beneficiaries and the parties entitled to...
Also ...having rights (to)...which is more literal but less formal.

Simon Charass
Canada
Local time: 07:30
Native speaker of:

English,

French
PRO pts in pair: 543

9 hrs confidence:

Richard is quite right - for some reason this expression has come up twice

Angela Arnone
Local time: 13:30
Native speaker of:

English
PRO pts in pair: 3602

Grading comment

It's not second thoughts. It's computer not working perfectly and some disorganisation. Anyway, thanks for the details.

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