Jan 3, 2007 16:01
17 yrs ago
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Italian term

sequestro preventivo

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general) decision
my dictionary says "attachment" but i think they are talking more about confiscating documents and other property. Would anyone know another definition?
Thanks

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Non-ProZ.com Jan 3, 2007:
full frase - sorry didn't include b/f! "non trovava esecuzione il provvedimento di sequestro sui beni personali dell'indagato X"
Juliet Halewood (X) Jan 3, 2007:
could you give us the whole phrase?

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attachment

James I know it may sound strange but check out google define:
Seizure of property through Court process to repay a debt.
www.4siterealestate.com/resources/mortgageGlossary.asp

Seizure of property by court order, usually done to have it available in event a judgment is obtained in a pending suit.
www.all-foreclosure.com/define/define1.htm

The act of taking a person's property into the legal custody of a court for the purpose of serving as security for satisfaction of a judgment which has been filed. The action itself is often called a writ of attachment and serves to create a lien against the property. As a result the property may not be sold free of the attachment unless the attachment has either been satisfied or released. Back to top -- View Real Estate Listings
www.virginia-real-estate-online.com/real-estate-terms-A.htm...
Peer comment(s):

disagree James (Jim) Davis : Garret attachment is the change of legal title, which is closely connected with but different from forcefully taking possession by a court which might follow attachment.
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preventive confiscation

for preventive (UK preventative) confiscation of the personal property
"Seizure" is sometimes seen as an alternative to confiscation, but mainly in translation.
Funny dictionary you have Liza.
Peer comment(s):

agree Richard Hall
1845 days
Hi Richard, Happy New Year! It's taken you four years to get here, but better late than never, cheers :)
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