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1 köztulajdon
(DE) Gemeinschaftseigentum {s}; Allgemeinbesitz {r}; (EN) collective property; public ownership; public property -
2 népvagyon
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3 ownership
Besitz, derbe under new ownership — [Firma, Laden, Restaurant:] einen neuen Inhaber/eine neue Inhaberin haben
* * *noun das Eigentumsrecht* * *own·er·ship[ˈəʊnəʃɪp, AM ˈoʊnɚ-]the \ownership of the company has passed to the banks das Eigentumsrecht an dem Unternehmen ist auf die Banken übergangenhome \ownership Wohneigentum ntchange of \ownership Eigentumswechsel m, Eigentümerwechsel mproof of \ownership Eigentumsnachweis mcommon [or collective] \ownership Miteigentum nt, Kollektivinhaberschaft f, Genossenschaft f bes ÖSTERRjoint \ownership Miteigentum ntto be under [or in] private/public \ownership sich in Privat-/Staatsbesitz befindenthere is a debate about whether these industries should be in public or private \ownership es wird darüber debattiert, ob diese Branchen in öffentlichem oder Privatbesitz sein solltento claim \ownership seine Besitzansprüche anmeldenseveral people have claimed \ownership of the bracelet found in the park on Saturday mehrere Leute haben behauptet, dass das Armband, das am Samstag im Park gefunden wurde, ihnen gehört* * *['əʊnəʃɪp]nBesitz mto establish the ownership of sth — den Besitzer einer Sache (gen) feststellen
there are doubts as to the ownership of the property — es ist nicht klar, wer der Eigentümer dieses Grundstücks ist
under his ownership the business flourished — das Geschäft blühte in der Zeit, als es sich in seinem Besitz befand
since we've been under new ownership —
this certifies your ownership of... — das weist Sie als Eigentümer von... aus
* * *1. JURa) Eigentum(srecht) nb) Inhaberschaft f2. weitS.a) Besitz mb) Besitzverhältnisse pl* * *noun, no pl.Besitz, derbe under new ownership — [Firma, Laden, Restaurant:] einen neuen Inhaber/eine neue Inhaberin haben
* * *n.Eigentum -¨er n.
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