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na +1 | in full domain |
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na | in full authority |
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na | legally |
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na | is Titleholder, in full ownership (or control) |
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na -1 | fee simple absolute; fee simple |
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in full authority Explanation: In this case I would translate domínio with authority or jurisdiction to help you decide please see: LII: Supreme Court Collection ... The Legal Information Institute offers ... Westlaw , services provide full coverage of all ... about the court's organization, authority, and jurisdiction; ... Description: Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute offers an archive of Supreme Court opinions since... Category: Regional > North America > ... > Government > Judicial Branch > Supreme Court supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/ hope it helps! see above |
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in full domain Explanation: Dominio - Domain, possession, estate. Suerte! Bye |
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legally Explanation: "en pleno dominio" means that he is "legally" the owner of the land (legitimate proprietor) |
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fee simple absolute; fee simple Explanation: This is a real property term. It may read like this: He is the legal owner(title holder) of a fee simple estate. Butterworth's Diccionario jur�dico Espa�ol-Ingl�s |
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