Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

LE CORRESPONDE

English translation:

vested in him or her; entitled thereto (root of title)

Added to glossary by Adrian MM.
Oct 1, 2021 02:07
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Spanish term

LE CORRESPONDE

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
Es una escritura de compraventa de un terreno. Luego de la nomenclatura catastral:

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
Change log

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)""

Discussion

AllegroTrans Oct 4, 2021:
Everything here depends On the sentence before this. Can you please post it Brenda?
Brenda Joseph (asker) Oct 1, 2021:
Gracias! Pero ninguna de esas opciones en PROZ aplica a este caso, según entiendo

Proposed translations

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s/he is entitled to such > basis of entitlement (root of title)

Originariamente por compra que efectuara Sr. P > originally by purchase Mr. P did make: in Argentinian Spanish.

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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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.'
Example sentence:

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)

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11 hrs

He is due

Probably not the legal term in this context, but it conveys the correct meaning, I think.
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2 days 22 hrs

In consequence/Consequently:

In this particular context

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he/she is entitled to...
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