réalisation

English translation: completion (of contract)

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French term or phrase:	réalisation
English translation:	completion (of contract)
Entered by:	EirTranslations

07:52 Aug 2, 2013

French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Real Estate

French term or phrase: réalisation

For a sales purchase agreement of a property, see below thanks. I know this means a waiting period generally but not sure this is applicable here. Help much appreciated thanks

I understand that this refers to the "réalisation de la promesse " or in other words the fulfilment of the sales agreement (the promise to sell), but not sure of the correct term, for a property sales agreement pls see below thanks

DELAI - REALISATION – CARENCE
EXECUTION FORCEE
- DELAI :réalisation de la promesse
La promesse de vente est consentie pour une durée expirant le , à seize heures.
En cas de carence du PROMETTANT pour la réalisation de la vente, ce dernier ne saurait se prévaloir à l’encontre du BENEFICIAIRE de l’expiration de la promesse ci-dessus fixée.
- REALISATION :
Il est expressément convenu que toute forme de levée d’option ne pourra valoir réalisation des présentes.
A titre de condition impulsive et déterminante de la signature des présentes, les parties veulent que la ne puisse avoir lieu que par la signature de l’acte authentique constatant le caractère définitif de la vente, accompagnée du paiement du prix et du versement des frais par virement.
L’attention du BENEFICIAIRE est particulièrement attirée sur les points suivants :

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completion (of contract)

Explanation:
this happens after the exchange of contracts which makes "La promesse de vente" or the sale binding on both parties

http://www.actlegal.co.uk/faq/buying-house-faqs/25/

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or completion of SALE

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you can also say CLOSE THE SALE

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http://www.justlanded.com/english/UK/UK-Guide/Property/Purch...

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Completion

Completion (or closing) is the name for the final act of buying a property when the balance of the price is paid and the title deeds are handed over. The date of completion is specified at the exchange of contracts and is usually around four weeks (28 days) after the exchange, although it can be shorter or longer as agreed between the parties (if it’s longer it may be referred to as ‘delayed completion’). You should try to arrange the completion for early in the week in case there are any problems, which can usually be sorted out the next day (if you plan to complete on a Friday – the most popular day – you may need to wait until Monday to resolve any problems).

Note that completion delays are common and should be allowed for. Unlike other countries, it isn’t usual for the vendor or buyer to attend the completion unless they’re doing their own conveyancing. Your solicitor will give you a bill for stamp duty and Land Registry fees before completion, which must be paid by completion day.

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glad to have helped

Selected response from:

Yvonne Gallagher
Ireland
Local time: 04:41

Grading comment

thx
4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer

Summary of answers provided

4 +4

completion (of contract)

Yvonne Gallagher

realisation

Cyril B.

5 -3

accomplissement

Salih YILDIRIM

Answers

16 mins confidence:

Realisation realisation

Explanation:
'realisation [of the sale]' should work :)

Cyril B.
France
Works in field
Native speaker of: French
PRO pts in category: 20

2 hrs confidence:

peer agreement (net): -3

Realisation accomplissement

Explanation:
Je voudrais utiliser cette définition.

Salih YILDIRIM
United States
Local time: 23:41
Native speaker of:

Turkish

1 hr confidence:

peer agreement (net): +4

Realisation

completion (of contract)

Yvonne Gallagher
Ireland
Local time: 04:41
Works in field
Native speaker of:

English
PRO pts in category: 44

Grading comment

thx

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)

agree

writeaway: this must be in the glossary. it's such a much-used word, hard to do a compromis de vente without it

59 mins

-> Thanks Writeaway:-)

agree

Marie-Helene Dubois: I would use "completion" in this context too.

2 hrs

-> Thanks Marie-Helene:-)

agree

B D Finch: I don't think you can substitute "close the sale" as that is a marketing rather than a legal term and means something subtly different.// It is probably used for property sales by estate agents, not by lawyers. My error above: sales, not "marketing".

5 hrs

-> Thanks B, yes, agree that "completion" is best as "close the sale" is more of a marketing term though I've seen/heard it used for property sales

agree

Cetacea

3 days 4 hrs

-> many thanks Cetacea:-)

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