Le survivant imputera sur ses droits dans la succession
English translation: The survivor imputes to his / her rights in the estate
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to his/her rights ... he/she will add the value, determined as (...) of the assets Explanation: la valeur, établie ainsi q'il vient d'être dit,des biens pour lesquels il _aura exercé_ sa faculté d'acquisition ou d'attribution. The assets in question will have been purchased or otherwise acquired by the surviving spouse prior to the death of the other spouse, i.e. during their life as a (married) couple acceptable ? :) |
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The survivor imputes to his / her rights in the estate Explanation: ***The survivor imputes to his / her rights in the estate*** of the deceased the value, established as has been said, of the properties for which he / she has exercised his / her option / right of acquisition or attribution. The excess over this value will result in the disbursement of a cash payment, if applicable. If the survivor has no right to the estate of his / her spouse, the transaction will be characterized as an acquisition. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2012-02-20 01:44:42 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- im·pute /imˈpyo͞ot/ Verb: 1. Represent (something, esp. something undesirable) as being done, caused, or possessed by someone; attribute. 2. Assign (a value) to something by inference from the value of the products or processes to which it contributes. imputation - definition of imputation by the Free Online Dictionary ... www.thefreedictionary.com/imputation im·pu·ta·tion ( m py -t sh n). n. 1. The act of imputing or ascribing; attribution. 2. Something imputed, ascribed, or attributed. |
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19 hrs confidence:
The survivor attributes ... Explanation: The sentence would be clearer if rearranged and a comma and "concernant" inserted: Le survivant imputera/ la valeur, établie ainsi q'il vient d'être dit,/ sur ses droits dans la succession du prémourant, concernant des biens pour lesquels il aura exercé sa faculté d'acquisition ou d'attribution. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 19 hrs (2012-02-20 18:34:21 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I am not trying to improve on the drafting. However, if in doubt, it is always worth trying to see if rearanging the sentence might shed more light on the meaning. Regarding the rest of your question, one of our legal experts might be able to explain, but otherwise I'd stick with just translating what it says. |
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The survivor is to set against his or her entitlements in the estate (the value...) Explanation: Answer already chosen. But this is about the survivor bringing rights into 'hotchpot', so deducting them from the value of assets....over which he or she has exercised the right of acquisition or vesting. Versement d'une soulte should be posted as a sep. question, but it's about making a balancing payment. Example sentence(s):
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