Nov 25, 2022 10:18
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Spanish term

condominio particular

Spanish to English Law/Patents Real Estate
In a legal letter granting power of attorney to sell a property on the behalf of another.

Todo conforme al documento de Condominio ... al cual se le asigna al indicado Local en cuanto a derechos y obligaciones que corresponden sobre los bienes comunes del conjunto un porcentaje de condominio particular de CERO ENTERO CON OCHENTA Y SEIS CENTECIMAS POR CIENTO

Followed by:


y un porcentaje de condominio general de CERO ENTERO CON SESENTA Y SIETE SENTECIMA PORCIENTO

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share of total ownership

"Particular" simply means "this specific apartment", not "private".

I'd say something like
"The rights and obligations attaching to the apartment will apply pro rata, based on a 0.86% share of total ownership."

"Ownership" avoids the use of terms employed in specific parts of the world, like condominium (mainly US), commonhold (UK) and strata title, which I've never heard of but is apparently used in a few countries.
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agree neilmac : You've convinced me :)
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agree Andrew Bramhall : and the above confused response convinced me!
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agree AllegroTrans
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Spanish term (edited): porcentaje de condominio particular

separate commonhold/strata-title percentage share

Perchance parse the phrase differently. A 'private' shared condo is a contradiction in terms.

Condominium is US Am vs. strata title in Can., Oz and NZ.

That apart, no need to keep claiming that commonhold is 'Anglo-Saxon' Common Law, esp. on the British Isles including Northern Ireland. Otherwise, it is *not* specific to E&W, as per one misguided g/hit.
Example sentence:

An Act to make provision about commonhold land and to amend the law about leasehold ... Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland);

Peer comment(s):

neutral AllegroTrans : Right idea but much too country-specific; it IS possible to translate this into internationally-comprehensible Unglish
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