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1 vindikasjon
subst. (jus) claim for recovery (of property unjustifiably received) subst. (jus) claim for restitution (of property unjustifiably received) -
2 vindikasjonskrav
subst. claim for recovery (of property unjustifiably received) subst. claim for restitution (of property unjustifiably received) -
3 vindikasjonssak
subst. (jus) action for (the) restitution (of property unjustifiably received) subst. (jus) action to recover property (unjustifiably received) subst. (jus) US: detinue -
4 avhendelsesvederlag
subst. (jus) consideration for a sale (of property, of goods) -
5 fellesgjeld
subst. (økonomi) joint debt, shared debt (debt that more than one party is liable for such as in joint property ownership) -
6 fravikingskjennelse
subst. (jus) possession order, order for possession (of property) -
7 grunn
причина* * *cause, reason, shallow* * *subst. [land, jord] grounds, land, property subst. [ årsak] reason, cause, gounds subst. [ nødvendighet] need adj. shallow (ha saklig grunn) be justified, objective/due grounds (uten saklig grunn) Eks..: consent shall not be unduly withheld (legge til grunn for) base/build (one's view) on, rely on, take into account -
8 ordensregler
pl. rules, school rules, house rules pl. house rules for the property -
9 pant
subst. [ i fast eiendom] mortgage subst. [ for flaske] deposit subst. [ sikkerhet] security (innløse et pant) redeem a pledge (låne ut mot pant) lend on security (jus) (realisasjon av pant) disposal of collateral, sale of collateral (jus) (realisasjon av pant) realisation of security interest in property (sette i pant) give as security, mortgage -
10 skattetakst
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