Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

estate

Lithuanian translation:

(bankrutavusi) imone

Added to glossary by IngaPan
Mar 29, 2008 09:15
16 yrs ago
English term

estate

English to Lithuanian Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) building contract
the estate is entitled to enter into the contract, it shall within a period of 5 workdays of a request thereon inform.

Discussion

IngaPan (asker) Mar 29, 2008:
Kalbama apie bankroto atvejį <...>the estate is entitled to enter into the con¬tract , it shall within a period of x workdays of a request thereon inform of its intentions in that respect.
Vitals Mar 29, 2008:
Daugiau konteksto padetu

Proposed translations

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(bankrutavusi) imone

Taip verciama euro-istatymyne (plg. anglis. ir lietuvis. versijas zemiau):

- Legal proceedings should be made simpler and faster, thus maximising the value of the assets in a BANKRUPTCY ESTATE when reallocating resources. Typically, proceedings should last a maximum of one year.
- Reikėtų supaprastinti ir paspartinti teisines procedūras, dėl to perskirstant išteklius bus išsaugota kuo didesnė BANKUTAVUSIOS ĮMONĖS turto vertė. Paprastai šis procesas neturėtų trukti ilgiau nei metus.

("turtas' - cia "assets")

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Note added at 1 hr (2008-03-29 11:06:51 GMT)
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Zr. panasia citata is cia:

http://www.handels.gu.se/epc/archive/00005103/

The key threat to the efficiency of using direct agreements in Sweden is the potential bankruptcy of the project company. The bankruptcy itself does not necessarily create significant complications for the lenders, however the expected right of the bankruptcy’s estate to enter into the debtor’s contracts exposes the lender to higher risk.
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turtas/nuosavybė/paveldėtas turtas

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Note from asker:
Tokia reikšmę pateikia žodynai, bet ar turtas gali elgtis kaip asmuo ir informuoti apie savo ketinimus?
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