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1 intransitive covenant
Юридический термин: обязательство, не переходящее на правопреемников -
2 intransitive covenant
зобов'язання, що не переходить на правонаступників -
3 intransitive covenant
обязательство, не переходящее на правопреемников -
4 intransitive covenant
s.obligación intransferible. -
5 covenant
2) обязательство ( из договора за печатью) | обязываться по договору3) статья договора; условие договора•covenant against encumbrances — гарантия отсутствия обременений;
covenant for further assurance — обязательство о дальнейшем обеспечении безупречности титула;
covenant for quiet enjoyment — гарантия спокойного пользования вещью;
covenant for title — гарантия безупречного правового титула;
covenant in law — обязательство, предполагаемое правом;
covenant not to sue — обязательство о непредъявлении иска;
covenant running with land — обязательство, обременяющее недвижимость и следующее за ней;
- covenant of non-claimcovenant to convey — обязательство передачи титула;
- covenant of right to convey
- covenant of seisin
- covenant of warranty
- absolute covenant
- affirmative covenant
- collateral covenant
- concurrent covenants
- continuing covenant
- declaratory covenant
- dependent covenant
- disjunctive covenant
- executed covenant
- executory covenant
- express covenant
- full covenant
- implied covenant
- independent covenants
- inherent covenant
- intransitive covenant
- joint covenant
- mutual and independent covenants
- negative covenant
- real covenant
- restrictive covenant
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covenant ['kʌvənənt]1 noun∎ (deed of) covenant contrat m(b) (agreement) engagement mFinance (promise payment of) s'engager (par contrat) à payer∎ Finance to covenant for a sum s'engager (par contrat) à payer une somme;∎ to covenant with sb for sth convenir (par contrat) de qch avec qn -
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(an agreement between two people or two parties to do, or not to do, something: She signed a covenant to give money to the school fund.) sporazum* * *I [kʌvinənt]noundogovor, sporazum; zaobljuba, zaveza; zvezaBible ark of the covenant — skrinja zavezeII [kʌvinənt]1.intransitive verb2.transitive verbzagotoviti, določiti -
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1 noun(a) (promise of money) convention f(b) (agreement) engagement ms'engager (par contrat) à payerto covenant for a sum s'engager (par contrat) à payer une somme;∎ to covenant with sb for sth convenir (par contrat) de qch avec qn -
9 obligación intransferible
• intransitive covenantDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > obligación intransferible
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10 обязательство, не переходящее на правопреемников
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > обязательство, не переходящее на правопреемников
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11 obligación intransferible
f.intransitive covenant. -
12 breach
[bri: ] 1. noun1) (a breaking (of a promise etc).) kršitev2) (a gap, break or hole: a breach in the castle wall; a breach in security.) razpoka, vrzel2. verb(to make an opening in or break (someone's defence).) predreti, prebiti (se)* * *I [bri:č]nounzlom, prelom; odprtina, luknja, razpoka, vrzel; figuratively prekinitev, presledek; razdor, nesloga; prestopek, kršitev, prekršek; military prodor; skok kita iz vode; nautical valovi ob ladjia custom more honoured in the breach than in the observance — navada, ki jo je bolje opustitibreach of the peace — nemir, uporto stand in the breach — pretrpeti prvi sunek napada, figuratively biti na branikuwithout breach of continuity — nenehno, nepretrganojuridically breach of promise — neizpolnjena obljuba zakonaII [bri:č]transitive verb & intransitive verbpredreti, prebiti (se); iz vode skočiti (kit)
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