droits démembrés

English translation: asset-stripped rights

09:49 Jul 31, 2007
French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / French property law
French term or phrase: droits démembrés
I found one hit, concerning Dutch law, for "dismembered rights" (!!!) but I do not know if this is correct. Context:
des « outils juridiques que l’on connaît bien : la possibilité d’aliéner la propriété, en tout ou partie ; la possibilité de développer une gestion patrimoniale active ; la faculté de consentir des sûretés réelles, comme support de financement ou pour valoriser les utilisations de la propriété publique ; la cession de ***droits démembrés*** ; l’extension possible de la propriété par le jeu d’un certain nombre de constructions du Code civil, comme le droit d’accession étendant la propriété au-dessus et au-dessous, sauf titre contraire ; la disposition des actions possessoires et pétitoires spécifiques ; enfin une protection par le juge judiciaire (imposant d’ailleurs au juge administratif le renvoi préjudiciel lorsque ces questions sont soulevées devant lui ».
Kari Foster
United Kingdom
Local time: 17:51
English translation:asset-stripped rights
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asset-stripped rights
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Diana Donzelli-Gaudet
Local time: 18:51
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Thank you, I am awarding a point for your helpfulness, but the customer was not sure that this was the term we were looking for. I still don't know what the "right" answer is.
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asset-stripped rights


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asset-stripped rights

Diana Donzelli-Gaudet
Local time: 18:51
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Thank you, I am awarding a point for your helpfulness, but the customer was not sure that this was the term we were looking for. I still don't know what the "right" answer is.
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