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1 материальная вещь
Русско-Английский новый экономический словарь > материальная вещь
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1) Law: interest, interest in estate, law of estate, law of property, law of things, property law, proprietary right, real right, right in rem, right to thing2) Business: corporeal right, proprietary interest3) leg.N.P. law governing rights in rem over corporeal things, law of things (Roscoe pound), real right (as in scotch law), right in rem over a corporeal thing (as distinguished from such rights in rem as are not over corporeal things, i.e., from the right of life, the right of liberty, the right of privacy, the right of reputation, etc.) -
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Business: corporeal object, corporeal thing -
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leg.N.P. in the nature of a real right, in the nature of a right in rem over a corporeal thing -
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сущ.( предмет) article; item; object; thing; (мн имущество) belongings; effects; thingsвещи, не востребованные из ломбарда — things unclaimed from a pawnshop
индивидуально-определённые вещи, незаменимые вещи — nonfungible (specific) things; things in specie; species
материальные вещи, телесные вещи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
незаменимые вещи, индивидуально-определённые вещи — nonfungible (specific) things; things in specie; species
нематериальные вещи, нетелесные вещи — incorporeal (intangible) things; things incorporeal
осязаемые вещи, материальные вещи, телесные вещи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
- вещи личного пользованиятелесные вещи, материальные вещи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
- вещи, облагаемые пошлиной
- вещи общего пользования
- вещь во владении
- вещь в себе
- вещь в требовании
- вещь, переданная на хранение
- бесхозные вещи
- главная вещь
- движимые вещи
- делимые вещи
- заменимые вещи
- родовые вещи
- застрахованные вещи
- личные вещи
- недвижимые вещи
- неделимые вещи
- потребляемые вещи
- сложные вещи
- утерянные вещи
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сущ.( предмет) article;item;object;thing;(мн - имущество) belongings;effects;things- вещь в требовании
- вещь во владении
- главная вещь\вещьи для предъявления — ( на таможне) things to be declared
\вещьи личного пользования — personal belongings (effects, things)
\вещьи общего пользования — public property
\вещьи, облагаемые пошлиной — things liable to a duty
движимые \вещьи — chattels personal; goods and chattels; movables; movable (personal) estate (property, things)
делимые \вещьи — divisible property
заменимые (родовые) \вещьи — fungible things
застрахованные \вещьи — insured things
индивидуально-определённые (незаменимые) \вещьи — nonfungible (specific) things; things in specie; species
личные \вещьи — personal belongings (effects, things)
материальные (телесные) \вещьи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
недвижимые \вещьи — fixed (real) assets; immovables; immovable (real) estate (property, things); realty
незаменимые (индивидуально-определённые) \вещьи — nonfungible (specific) things; things in specie; species
нематериальные (нетелесные) \вещьи — incorporeal (intangible) things; things incorporeal
осязаемые (материальные, телесные) \вещьи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
потребляемые \вещьи — expendable things
родовые (заменимые) \вещьи — fungible things
телесные (материальные) \вещьи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
ценные \вещьи — ( драгоценности) valuables
“вещь в себе” — филос. “thing-in-itself”
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