13:39 Jun 11, 2002 |
German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Real Estate / real estate | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Mary Wilburn United States Local time: 10:25 | ||||||
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integrated yet separate Explanation: I read this that the shopping centre will be the lower section of the building, and the office block will be on top. Both concerns are within the same building (integrated), but separate entities. |
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.. that is integrated into the shopping center, but in real terms separate from it Explanation: The two are joined at the hip because they share land but exist in law as separate entities, so that each can be separately bought and sold. If you are familiar with duplex houses in the eastern part of the United States, you know that two properties that share a common wall and stand on a single plot of land can be individually owned and transferred. |
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that is an integral part of the X, but is physically separated Explanation: therefrom (or: is tangibly separated therefrom). This is how I would phrase it. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-06-11 16:47:35 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Another possibility (with a different meaning): that is physically integrated into the shopping center, but is separately owned. Or: but has a separate legal existence. It\'s hard to tell from your squib just which of these is meant here. Let your context be your guide. |
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