bem como a indisponibilidade do interesse

English translation: as well as the lack of interest

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Portuguese term or phrase:bem como a indisponibilidade do interesse
English translation:as well as the lack of interest
Entered by: lyneRJ

14:02 Jun 21, 2005
Portuguese to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law: Taxation & Customs / law
Portuguese term or phrase: bem como a indisponibilidade do interesse
bem como a indisponibilidade do interesse
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as well as the lack of interest
Explanation:
as well as the lack of interest
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3 +2as well as the lack of interest
lyneRJ
4as well as the inalienability of the holdings in.....
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as well as the lack of interest


Explanation:
as well as the lack of interest

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as well as the inalienability of the holdings in.....


Explanation:
A VERY TENTATIVE ANSWER IN ABSENCE OF CONTEXT
This sounds like a case involving some kind of penalty - in this case indisponibilidade means that one's assets, specifically one's interest in this company (?) estate (?) is temporarily frozen, or attached, so it can't be liquidated or sold in case it is needed to settle a lawsuit or debt or something. The interest may remain in custody of its owner, or it may be temporarily taken over by the courts.

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