Oct 13, 2022 08:19
1 yr ago
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Italian term

titolo di proprietà

Non-PRO Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
Tutte le strutture saranno di proprietà della parrocchia e quindi della Diocesi di XXX.
Change log

Oct 13, 2022 17:04: Rachel Fell changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"

Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:

Non-PRO (3): Tom in London, Lara Barnett, Rachel Fell

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Proposed translations

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ownership

I assume 'titolo di proprietà' is the heading.
Note from asker:
that's correct, thank you
Peer comment(s):

agree Tom in London : In this context, correct.
35 mins
agree Lara Barnett
1 hr
agree Cillie Swart : makes sense, thanks for sharing !!
5 hrs
agree JudyC
10 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thank you"
4 mins

property certificate

titolo di proprietà = property certificate

Property Certificates
A Property certificate is usually sought when a property is being purchased. It enables a prospective purchaser to find out if there are any breaches of ...
https://www.midulstercouncil.org/resident/building-control/p...
Peer comment(s):

neutral Lara Barnett : I think this may be specific to Northern Ireland, where many administrative, land and social processes are unique to that area.
1 hr
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1 hr

(gen.) tenure; (spec.) muniment of title

No passage quoted with that term in it, but a header it is indeed assumed to be.

Once a professional conveyancer who had to investigate title and land tenure, I am surprised that that this query is being labelled non-pro.

Note: muniment of title would include in the UK a land certificate where there is no mortgage and a Charge Certificate where there still is.
Example sentence:

IATE: rights and freedoms [LAW] land use [AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHERIES, cultivation of agricultural land] Consilium en land tenure rights Consilium it diritti fondiari Consilium diritti di proprietà fondiaria

“Muniments of title” is a general expression having reference to deeds and other written evidence of property title.

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5 hrs

owned

All facilities will be owned by the parish and thus by the Diocese of XXX.
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