con todo lo en él edificado, clavado y plantado
English translation: including the buildings and everything that has been erected and planted
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|  Selected response from: Helena Chavarria Spain Local time: 17:29 | ||||||
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| 4 +5 | with all constructions, fixtures and fittings |
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| 3 | including the buildings and everything that has been erected and planted |
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including the buildings and everything that has been erected and planted Explanation: My suggestion. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 mins (2012-02-06 22:09:26 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The word "plantado" makes me hesitate. There might be trees and telephone posts on the plot of land. |
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peer agreement (net): +5with all constructions, fixtures and fittings Explanation: Doesn't sound "lindo" pero... :) Description: Traspaso (lease) plus, all fixtures and fitting for sale. Contemporary bar restaurant, of around 55m2, in the centre of the lovely coastal resort of Bolnuevo. http://www.bestofspanish.com/index.php?action=listingview&li... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 21 mins (2012-02-06 22:12:19 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The above isn't a good reference, sorry! Please see some of these: http://tiny.cc/mwo5y -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 26 mins (2012-02-06 22:17:10 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- So what exactly are fixtures and fittings? There is no legal definition of what constitutes fixtures and what constitutes fittings, however, it is generally considered that ‘fixtures’ are items that are secured or bolted to the walls or floor and ‘fittings’ are free standing items. Here is a list of some common fixtures and fittings : Fixtures Light fixtures Central heating systems (inc. radiators) Kitchen units Bathroom suites Built in wardrobes Plugs & sockets Fittings Paintings, pictures and mirrors (hung to wall) Curtains and rails Free standing kitchen appliances (i.e fridge) Other free standing furniture (i.e. sofa) TV aerials & satellite dishes Carpets & lampshades http://www.grayhooperholt.co.uk/conveyancing/fixtures-and-fi... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 27 mins (2012-02-06 22:18:58 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- What is the difference between fixtures and fittings and plant and equipment? Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_fix... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 31 mins (2012-02-06 22:22:22 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- This definition seems to fit your context: Fixtures and fittings Fixtures and fittings, anything nailed, glued or screwed down, are deemed to be part of the property as a whole. The seller and buyer should go through the house together and get certainty about all items, such as curtains, mirrors, pot plants etc. All such items should be listed separately in the contract to avoid confusion and problems later on. http://homeloans-sa.co.za/info/offer-to-purchase-tips.htm -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 33 mins (2012-02-06 22:24:38 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If it is nailed down, screwed in or was especially made for the house, it should stay with the house. http://www.grimesbklaw.com/articles/2011/5/13/you-cant-take-... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 39 mins (2012-02-06 22:30:58 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- On more reference in using terms such as nailed down etc. From a legal perspective, the issue is "annexation". That's the time when a chattel becomes a fixture. Physical attachment is not always a requirement, consider a key. Physical existence is not always a requirement, consider the combination to the lock or the combination to the alarm system. And, things can be nailed down, screwed down and glued down so that they won't move, but they still retain their character as chattels. Consider a printing press. http://localism.com/blog/on/posts/2045734/Chattels-and-Fixtu... |
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