Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
LE CORRESPONDE
English translation:
vested in him or her; entitled thereto (root of title)
Spanish term
LE CORRESPONDE
LE CORRESPONDE: Originariamente por compra que efectuara Sr. P de la nuda propiedad para su hija A, y usufructo a favor de B, siendo de estado civil divorciada, de las Parcela 00 y 00 según escritura zzz, la que se inscribiera en el Registro de la propiedad inmueble en las entonces Matriculas xxx -
Posteriormente y por escritura de permuta y división de condominio de xxx pasada al folio 000, B de estado civil divorciada , por si y en nombre de su hija A adquirió para esta última la nuda propiedad y para si el usufructo de la Parcela 99
3 | s/he is entitled to such > basis of entitlement (root of title) | Adrian MM. |
4 | In consequence/Consequently: | David Hollywood |
2 | He is due | patinba |
Oct 4, 2021 17:35: Adrian MM. changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/109608">Brenda Joseph's</a> old entry - "LE CORRESPONDE"" to ""s/he is entitled to such > basis of entitlement (root of title)""
Proposed translations
s/he is entitled to such > basis of entitlement (root of title)
Inductively from the context, it's a toss-up between a good root of title and an abstract or epitome of title as a list of dealings.
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Note added at 14 hrs (2021-10-01 16:29:48 GMT)
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literally IMO: 'land vested in him or her' > 'The 'vesting term' refers to the fact that the seller has absolute right of title as well as ownership rights.'
root of title. This is the deed to which title to a property is ultimately traced to prove that the owner has got good title. It applies only in relation to unregistered land (in the UK: regd. title is guaranteed)
He is due
In consequence/Consequently:
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Note added at 2 days 22 hrs (2021-10-04 00:11:30 GMT)
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he/she is entitled to...
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