Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

disponer libremente del inmueble

English translation:

having the right of immediately dispose of the property

Added to glossary by Maria Elisa Manfrino
Jun 10, 2005 14:59
18 yrs ago
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Spanish term

disponer libremente del inmueble

Spanish to English Other Law (general)
Es parte de un boleto de compra venta:
"En caso de que el comprador incurriese en mora en el cumplimiento de su obligación de pago del saldo de precio consistente en el 70% mencionado en el punto 1, el acuerdo quedará resuelto y quedarán en beneficio de vendedor todas las sumas percibidas hasta el momento de operada la mora, pudiendo el vendedor disponer libremente de inmediato del inmueble, en la forma que mejor convenga a sus intereses.

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having the right of immediately dispose of the property

... of the power to dispose of his or her property by transfer or by will.
This power to dispose of the property would be subject to any agreement between ...
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or better the right to immediately dispose of......
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+2
5 mins

to have full possession

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Peer comment(s):

agree Marina Soldati
1 min
Muchas gracias, Marina
agree Marina Lara Petersen
1 hr
Gracias, Marina
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8 mins

to make free use of of the building/property

Alcaraz Varó
Peer comment(s):

agree Adriana de Groote : Yo le pondría "property". Saludos Anita!
13 mins
Muy buena sugerencia Adriana, gracias - teju :)
agree Tatty
1 day 38 mins
gracias Tatty - teju
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10 mins

make free use of Real Estate/building

Diicionario Alcaráz Baró- Brian Hughes
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+9
15 mins

freely dispose of the property

immediately, I suppose...
Peer comment(s):

agree Xenia Wong
2 mins
thanks, X!
agree Marina Lara Petersen
1 hr
thanks!
agree *TRANSCRIPT
1 hr
thanks!
agree Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X) : yes which means use it any way they like..but it doesn't mean "free" like free of charge
2 hrs
thanks! yes, it's free as in "unencumbered"
agree Maria Carla Di Giacinti
4 hrs
thanks!
agree Ana Brause
5 hrs
thanks!
agree Gabriela Rodriguez
8 hrs
thanks!
agree Muriel Vasconcellos
12 hrs
thanks!
agree sonja29 (X)
1 day 9 mins
thanks!
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