Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

mithaftend (mithaftendes Grundbuch)

English translation:

Land registry in whch the liability is jointly registered

Added to glossary by transatgees
Sep 9, 2006 17:04
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German term

mithaftend

German to English Law/Patents Real Estate Grundbuch
In an extract from a Grunbdbuch in connection with a mortgage.
The section of the Grundbuch dealing with amendments reads:
"Das mithaftende Grundbuch lautet richtig, XXX (the name of a town) Blatt YYY (Amtsgericht ZZZZ). Berichtigend eingetragen am AAA (date).

Thanks in advance for suggestions for this unusual context.
Proposed translations (English)
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1 jointly liable

Discussion

Margaret Marks Sep 11, 2006:
Just withdrawing this suggestion - Googling suggests that mortgages are registered jointly/collectively on more than one page. The term 'mithaftend' is not common.
Margaret Marks Sep 10, 2006:
I think something has gone wrong here. The word "mithaften" could be a slip. Text needs to go out with a footnote or question. Or phone the Amtsgericht where this was written!

Proposed translations

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I'd suggest "the Land Registry in which the liability is jointly registered", or something along those lines.
Peer comment(s):

agree Ingeborg Gowans (X)
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agree Margaret Marks : Yes, I withdraw my suggestion above.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you. Fits well."
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jointly liable

Our guess is that "das mithaftende Grundbuch" refers to the institution or person sharing liability and not the Grundbuch itself, i.e. sth. like "die mithaftende Grundbucheintragung". As this hunch is based merely on intuitive interpretation but no hands-on evidence, our confidence level is at guessing level. Perhaps someone else can corroborate with proof if he/she feels this may be going in the right direction. HIH
Peer comment(s):

neutral David Moore (X) : But isn't this going in the same direction as my posting, Chris?
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