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Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

pretermesso

English translation:

divest /ed (by buy-out); \'disentailed\'

Added to glossary by Nick Pell
Jun 25, 2022 06:51
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Italian term

pretermesso

Italian to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
"Il promittente Venditore si impegna a garantire che il Terreno non sia pretermesso ovvero a garantire ex artt. 1051 1064 c.c. il passaggio di automezzi di grande cilindrata sui suoi terreni anche esclusi dal presente accordo per il tempo necessario per garantire la costruzione, l’esercizio, la manutenzione ordinaria e straordinaria dell'impianto fotovoltaico."
Io lo inteso come terreno "tralasciato"="adbandoned", ma voi che idea avete?
Grazie!

Proposed translations

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Italian term (edited): pretermettere / pretermesso (Terreno agrario)
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divest /ed (by buy-out); 'disentailed'

This is in the scenario of a third party with a right of pre-emption or automatic entitlement reclaiming, say, an agricultural holding sold, rather than of easements or wayleaves (rights of way of utilities, like pipelines and electricity pylons, across land).

Disentail, disentāl′, v.t. to break the entail of (an estate): to *divest* .

Il promittente Venditore si impegna a garantire che il Terreno non sia pretermesso (,) ovvero a garantire : the prospective Seller (under a preliminary agreement) agrees to give a covenant that the Land is undivested (there has been no buy-out by a 'prelazionario pretermesso' : beneficiary passed over), otherwise to give a covenant (vs. a warranty for the sale of goods)....

Divest : dismettere; Garzanti; to take away an estate or interest in property vested in a person.

'In property law, a vested estate subject to divestment is when the recipient possesses a vested estate *but may lose it in the future* (divest) if a condition subsequent occurs.' https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/divestment

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Note added at 1 day 42 mins (2022-06-26 07:33:58 GMT)
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second example sentence: l’alienazione già avvenuta (the disposal already supervening...)
Example sentence:

.. clausola per l’eventualita` della *prelazione’, che evidentemente concerne unicamente i rapporti tra il *promittente alienante e il terzo*, cosı`che la sua pretermissione non inficia la validita`della denuntiatio (notice to exercise pre-emption)

...il prelazionario pretermesso (the person with priority who has been passed over) potrà esercitare il proprio diritto che, stante l’alienazione già avvenuta (the disposal already, dovrà avvenire nelle forme del riscatto (buy-out)

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not excluded from easement rights

pretermettere also means inter alia "lasciar passare" which in English is easement or right of way. A right granted to persons other than the land owner. So the Land should permit an easement right of right of way for heavy duty vehicles
Note from asker:
Excellent! Thank you
Peer comment(s):

neutral philgoddard : I think this is more likely than "abandoned" in the context, but you haven't given any references.
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agree writeaway : clear explanation
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agree bluenoric
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abandoned

"The promising Seller undertakes to guarantee that the Land shall not be abandoned or to guarantee pursuant to Articles 1051 1064 of the Italian Civil Code the passage of large motor vehicles over its land even if excluded from this agreement for the time necessary to guarantee the construction, operation, ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of the photovoltaic plant".
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Neglected

In this circumstance, the following "Il promittente Venditore si impegna a garantire che il Terreno non sia pretermesso' really sounds to me as if 'the promissory seller accepts the engagement in guaranteeing that the parcel of land (he/she owns) is not going to be neglected as to allow rights of way....
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