ocupación del inmueble por finca registral, inmuebles afectos a cobertura de...
English translation: building occupancy, as recorded in property deed; lessees free policy value; allocated depreciation
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building occupancy, as recorded in property deed; lessees free policy value; allocated depreciation Explanation: I'm beginning to think that, in spite of the Oxford Superlex, you might want to call those *fincas* *properties*, rather than *buildings. And use *property deed* for the *finca registral*... A bit off your subject, but you might want to consider: (from Termium) English:Position Titles Insurance Director General-Insurance Services s DGIS s 1985-04-15 That is, in English, the department/office is usually referred to by the person heading it. And a favor to ask: I suspect that you are going to have more questions to ask. Part of the KudoZ project is the building of an online terminology data bank. When terms are requested that don't appear in the top, request line, there is no record of them. I know that entering terms individually makes more work for you, but (a) if you do so, it will be of greater long term value for the translation community and (b) more folks will feel compelled to help you (1-4 KudoZ points for a whole raft of answers may not be too much of an incentive...) Valor de tasación libre: free policy value (from Termium, under Insurance). MINUSVALIAS DE INMUEBLES para su DOTACION : allocated depreciation (from Oxford Superlex) of buildings Novación: renewal or substitution of debt. From Termium: The act or process of transforming or extending a credit agreement, whereby the old debt is cancelled by the establishment of a new one (e.g. in current accounts by striking and acknowledging a balance) Oxford SuperLex Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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Wow. Try this: 1.) occupancy of the property (evidently a flat Explanation: in this case) per registered housing unit, housing covered by... 2.)appraised (or estimated) value without tenancy 3.) depreciation of property (the minusvalía part) 4.) dotación = allotment (allowance, as in a budget) 5.)novaciones can, in law, refer to remodelling under municipal permit or change of status (residence to office, etc.) All this is linked to the municipal laws which govern housing in Spain, in accordance with which you need permit of occupancy to begin admitting proprietors to their flats, prerequisite to which you need to submit plans approved by the municipality. One little change in a supporting member (or bearing element, as the engineers call them) and you start all over again... AND THIS INCLUDES RENOVATIONS! See English pages of www.globaliza.com |
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