Interessentenschaftswegung
English translation: easement
| 20:59 Dec 28, 2003 |
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| 3 +1 | right of way |
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| 4 | via the group of interested applicants/parties. What fails is be of Bewegung |
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| 4 | easement |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1right of way Explanation: I suggest that the property register contains a clause providing the "right of way" to parties having an interest in reaching/exploiting etc. that particular plot of land. |
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via the group of interested applicants/parties. What fails is be of Bewegung Explanation: Can be obtained via the --------- Wordreference.com:Interessent [ýntərɛˈsɛnt] Maskulinum (-en, -en) , Interessentin [-ˈsɛntýn] Femininum (-, -nen) interested person or party (förmlich) (= Bewerber auch) applicant (Handel: = Kauflustiger auch) prospective customer Interessenten werden gebeten ... those interested are requested ... es haben sich mehrere Interessenten gemeldet several people have shown interest |
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easement Explanation: The object is accessible by right of easement. An easement is a nonpossessory interest in land owned by another. Someone who owns an easement right does not own or possess the land where the easement lies. The easement owner merely owns the right to use or have access to the land. The right of ingress or egress (entry and exit) to and from real estate is one primary basis for easements. The layman's 'right-of-way' is an acceptable form of referring to an easement, though technically not absolutely correct. There are different forms of easement, which would go too far to describe. |
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