Unificado com

English translation: merged into a single property

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Portuguese term or phrase:imóvel/terreno unificado
English translation:merged into a single property
Entered by: Mario Freitas

13:52 Nov 7, 2022
Portuguese to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
Portuguese term or phrase: Unificado com
Declaração de bens e direitos:

Discriminação: Terreno urbano localizado em XXX. Unificado com a matrícula nº XXX em 2021.
Beatriz Goulart
Brazil
Local time: 08:31
merged into a single property
Explanation:
Unificado, neste caso, significa que vários terrenos com escrituras diferentes foram unificados em um só imóvel, com uma única escritura.
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Mario Freitas
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Summary of answers provided
4 +1merged into a single property
Mario Freitas
4combined with
philgoddard
4Included/Entered in (registration/enrollment No. ...)
Teresa Freixinho
4(Land / tenement) consolidated with registered entry no.
Adrian MM.


  

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combined with


Explanation:
It means that two entries were made into one.

philgoddard
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merged into a single property


Explanation:
Unificado, neste caso, significa que vários terrenos com escrituras diferentes foram unificados em um só imóvel, com uma única escritura.

Mario Freitas
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neutral  philgoddard: Yes, that's what I said. Merged is another word for combined.
42 mins
  -> Indeed, and more feasible for the subject, too, isn't it? What would you see in a property deed? Combined or merged? This is why in ProZ we do have the choice of agreeing or posting something we think sounds a bit better.

agree  Clauwolf
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Included/Entered in (registration/enrollment No. ...)


Explanation:
Entendo que "unificado" nesse contexto quer dizer que o terreno esteja incluso em determinada matrícula.

Teresa Freixinho
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(Terreno) unificado coma matrícula nº
(Land / tenement) consolidated with registered entry no.


Explanation:
Notes and as I have already ccanvassed in other lingo *combinations* & permutations :

1. land is consolidated in a Deed of Consolidation or split in a Deed of Partition or sub-divided in a Deed of Sub-Division in Anglo-Am.-Aussie etc. conveyancing practice.

2. mortgage charges can also be consolidated by the chargee (mortgage lender) over different properties vs. advances 'tacked* over the same land (includes buildings in Eng. law) to move the advance up in priority to the highest charge e.g. from 4th to 1st spot.

3. the doctrine of contract merger is that the prelim. contract of sale merges into the completed (AmE 'deeded') conveyance and disappears.

4. combined is feasible, but I can't say I've ever seen it used that way in conveyancing practice.

Example sentence(s):
  • Stock Search Result for *consolidation of land holdings & land records*

    Reference: http://www.land.vic.gov.au/land-registration/for-professiona...
    Reference: http://www.gov.uk/government/publications/consolidation-of-c...
Adrian MM.
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