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1 закладная под недвижимость
1) Economy: mortgage on real estate2) Accounting: real estate mortgage3) Banking: real property mortgage deedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > закладная под недвижимость
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2 движимое имущество
1. chattels personal2. movable3. movable goods«нет имущества» — no goods
4. movable property5. personal assets6. personal estateимущество, обременённое сервитутом — servient estate
движимое имущество; личное имущество — personal assets
личное имущество, движимое имущество — personal assets
7. personal estate personal goodsимущество умершего; наследство — estate of decedent
8. things personalличное имущество, личная собственность — personal assets
9. chattelРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > движимое имущество
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3 лишение должника права выкупа заложенного им имущества
лишение должника права выкупа заложенного им имущества
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foreclosure
To shut out, to bar, to destroy an equity of redemption. A termination of all rights of the mortgagor or his grantee in the property covered by the mortgage. The process by which a mortgagor of real or personal property, or other owner of property subject to a lien, is deprived of his interest therein. Procedure by which mortgaged property is sold on default of mortgagor in satisfaction of mortgage debt. In common usage, refers to enforcement of lien, trust deed, or mortgage in any method provided by law. (Source: WESTS)
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