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61 Mietablösung
Mietablösung
commutation of rent;
• Mietablösungswert tenant right;
• Mietabteilung renting department;
• Mietabtretung assignment of lease;
• auf Wettbewerb eingestellte Mietangebote competitive rents;
• Mietanhebung rent increase;
• Mietannahme acceptance of rent;
• Mietanspruch leasehold interest;
• Mietanteil rent charge;
• Mietanzahlung key money, forehand rent, advance rental;
• Mietaufkündigung notice to quit;
• Mietaufwand rent[al] expense, rental expenditure;
• Mietausfall loss of rent, rent deficiency, renting failure, rental (rent property) loss, (Kraftfahrzeug) loss of use;
• Mietausfallpolice rental value policy;
• Mietausfallversicherung rent and rental-value insurance;
• Mietauto taxicab, rented (hired, leased, US) car, car for hire;
• Mietbedingungen (Gegenstand) terms of hire, (Wohnung) letting conditions, terms of tenancy;
• Mietbeendigung termination of tenancy;
• Mietbeihilfe rent subsidy, lodging allowance;
• Mietbelastung rent charge;
• Mietbeschränkungen rent restrictions;
• Mietbesitz leasehold;
• Mietbetrag amount of rent;
• Mietbringschuld rent lying in prender (Br.);
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62 арендная плата
1) General subject: mail, mailing (за ферму), rent, rental, rental charges, rental payments2) Law: ancient rent, farm, pension, rent charge, rent-charge, rentage, tack duty, lease payment3) Economy: cash tenancy, leasing fees, quasi rent (исключая арендную плату за пользование землёй), rental fee, rental payment, rentals, rental price4) Oil: rental charge5) Business: rent expenditure, rent payment, rental rate6) Drilling: royalty -
63 арендная плата
1. rent2. rent chargeБизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > арендная плата
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64 Erbzins
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65 Grundrente
Grundrente f 1. GRUND ground rent; 2. SOZ basic pension, rent charge* * ** * *Grundrente
annual (economic, net, pure, true) rent, census, (Pensionsplan) primary insurance amount (US), basic pension, (Sozialversicherung) primary benefit -
66 плата за прокат
1) General subject: rent2) Naval: rental3) Economy: hiring charge, rent charges4) Automobile industry: renting5) Business: hire, rent charge, rental charge6) Logistics: hiring charges -
67 czynsz
m (G czynszu) rent- płacić 400 zł czynszu to pay a rent of 400 zlotys- zalegać z czynszem to be in arrears with a. on one’s rent- podnieść komuś czynsz to raise sb’s rent* * *-u; -e; gen pl; -ów; m* * *miGen.pl. -y l. -ów1. prawn. rent.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czynsz
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68 плата за прокат
сущ. rent, rent charge, rental chargeБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > плата за прокат
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69 Erbvergleich
Erbvergleich
family settlement;
• Erbvertrag family arrangement (settlement), testamentary contract;
• Erbverzicht disclaimer of an estate, relinquishment of a succession, release of expectancy (US);
• Erbvoraus in Form von Kapitalbeträgen capital advancement;
• einem Kind einen Erbvoraus gewähren to advance a child;
• Erbzins ground (Br.) (quit) rent, rent charge (Br.), canon, reprise (Br.);
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70 плата
pay(ment); fee (гонорар); salary; wages мн. (заработная); fare (за проезд); rent (арендная)* * ** * *pay(ment); fee; salary; wages fare; rent; charge* * *allowancefarefeepaypaymentpaymentspipagepoundagepremiumrent -
71 erfpacht
1 [gebruik van grond] ±long lease3 [bij overlijden voortdurende pacht] hereditary tenure♦voorbeelden:1 grond in erfpacht hebben/nemen/afstaan • ±hold/take/let land on a long lease -
72 выплата ренты при переходе имущественных прав
Law: rent chargeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выплата ренты при переходе имущественных прав
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73 Grunddienstbarkeit
Grunddienstbarkeit f GRUND easement, servitude* * *f < Grund> easement, servitude* * *Grunddienstbarkeit
rent charge, landed (real) servitude (Scot., US), [right of] easement;
• ununterbrochen ausgeübte Grunddienstbarkeit continuous easement;
• beschränkt persönliche Grunddienstbarkeit easement in gross (US);
• öffentlich-rechtliche Grunddienstbarkeit public easement;
• privatrechtliche Grunddienstbarkeit private easement;
• Grunddienstbarkeit einräumen to grant an easement;
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74 Grundstücksregister
Grundstücksregister
property register, land records (US);
• Grundstücksreklame real-estate advertising;
• Grundstücksrendite income from rents and profits from land;
• Grundstücksrente rent charge;
• Grundstücksschätzung valuation of an estate, land (real-estate) appraisal;
• Grundstücksschätzung vornehmen to value a property;
• Grundstückssicherheit land as security;
• Grundstücksspekulant land jobber, property (land) speculator;
• Grundstücksspekulation realty (property, land) speculation, land jobbing, speculation in real estate, real-estate venture (US);
• Grundstückstausch real-estate exchange;
• Grundstückstaxe valuation of an estate, real-estate appraisal;
• Grundstücksteilung division of land, partition;
• Grundstückstransaktion real-estate transaction;
• Grundstücksübereignung alienation (conveyance) of real estate, transfer of title to land;
• Grundstücksübernahmevertrag purchase and sale agreement (US);
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75 Grundstücksrente
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76 Mietanteil
Mietanteil
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77 Mietbelastung
Mietbelastung
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78 kira üzerinden alınan vergi
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79 erfpachtcanon
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80 erfrente
n. rent charge
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