każdoczesny właściciel działki

English translation: delivery of the land to each owner from time to time (OR: for the time being)

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Polish term or phrase:każdoczesny właściciel działki
English translation:delivery of the land to each owner from time to time (OR: for the time being)
Entered by: Ana Hermida

10:55 Sep 13, 2000
Polish to English translations [PRO]
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Polish term or phrase: każdoczesny właściciel działki
przekazanie gruntu każdoczesnemu właścicielowi działki
Astro Jaroslaw Rutkowski
Local time: 09:10
delivery of the land to each owner from time to time (OR: for the time being)
Explanation:
"Kazdoczesny" IS a standard legal term in Polish. The British lawyers I am working for use the expressions above. By the way, "transfer", which someone suggested, really means "zbycie" and should be avoided for "przekazanie" which (at least without a context) suggests handing over rather than a transfer of title.
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Jacek Krankowski (X)
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Dzieki.
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Summary of answers provided
na +2delivery of the land to each owner from time to time (OR: for the time being)
Jacek Krankowski (X)
1each subsequent
Paulina Maksymowicz
naland transfer to each individual lot owner
Lucas Mroz
naTransfer of the land to a (any) current owner of the lot
darotob
naTransfer of the land to a (any) current owner of the lot
darotob
naWith all due respect...
Jacek Krankowski (X)


  

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2 hrs
land transfer to each individual lot owner


Explanation:
This is the best I can come up with. I think kazdoczesnemu may refer to an individual owner at any given time.

Lucas W. Mróz

Lucas Mroz
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3 hrs
Transfer of the land to a (any) current owner of the lot


Explanation:
"Kazdoczesny" is a wordthat does not exist in Polish. It looks to me as legal slang written by an ignorant. It is my opinion that the best translation is "current".

darotob
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13 hrs peer agreement (net): +2
delivery of the land to each owner from time to time (OR: for the time being)


Explanation:
"Kazdoczesny" IS a standard legal term in Polish. The British lawyers I am working for use the expressions above. By the way, "transfer", which someone suggested, really means "zbycie" and should be avoided for "przekazanie" which (at least without a context) suggests handing over rather than a transfer of title.

Jacek Krankowski (X)
PRO pts in pair: 1633
Grading comment
Dzieki.

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agree  pidzej: with "from time to time" agree wholeheartedly
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1 day 14 hrs
Transfer of the land to a (any) current owner of the lot


Explanation:
Answer proposed by Jacek : delivery of the land to each owner from time to time (OR: for the time being)is wrong.

"Kazdoczesny" is not a standard legal term in Polish but means "aktualnemu" = current. "transfer", really means "przekazanie", "przeniesienie" and not "zbycie". "Zbycie" in legal terminology = "disposition of smth"."Przekazanie" means "transfer"


    Doroszewski Slownik Poprawnej Polszczyzny PWN
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darotob
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2 days 18 mins
With all due respect...


Explanation:
...for the dictionaries quoted let me note that the lawyers often prefer their own terminology. The wording I suggested comes, I repeat, from the law firm I am working for. It does not mean it is the best or the closest to the ideal. But once it is used by lawyers it certainly cannot be plainly "wrong" and such lawyers are not necessarily all "ignorant"! Oh, and by the way, the fact that lawyers do use in Polish the word "kazdoczesny" is not a lawyers joke either!


    References of Polish and British lawyers to support the above are available upon request.
Jacek Krankowski (X)
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3379 days   confidence: Answerer confidence 1/5Answerer confidence 1/5
each subsequent


Explanation:
tak mi się wydaje, że to może pasować do kontekstu...

Paulina Maksymowicz
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