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Collateral kinsmen of the third transfering partner Explanation: Eso fue lo que encontré por parientes colaterales en el Diccionario de Términos Jurídicos de Alcaraz Varó y Brian Hughes. Enajenante es el cedente o cesionista, o sea, transferor. ¡Ojalá te ayude, suerte! |
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collateral relatives Explanation: relatives is a more common word for next of kin. HTH |
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Collateral relatives of the transferring partner, within the third degree of kinship Explanation: According to Black's, collateral relatives are "next of kin, such as cousins, who are not in the direct line of inheritance." Watch out for that phrase "3r del socio" -- it refers to the degree of kinship between the collateral relatives and the transferring partner, not to any "thirdness" of the partner him/herself! Black's Law Dictionary (6th ed., 1992) |
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