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20:41 May 9, 2006 |
Danish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) / lease contract | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Clare Barnes Sweden Local time: 22:45 | ||||||
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5 | claim for moving out adjustment |
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4 | (tenant pays) impeachment of/for/ waste; (landlord pays) compensation for disturbance |
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4 | liability deposit |
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3 +1 | deduction for (inventory) damage |
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(lejerens) flytteopgørskrav (tenant pays) impeachment of/for/ waste; (landlord pays) compensation for disturbance Explanation: Though impeachment of voluntary etc. waste is an action used against a 'tenant-for-life' under a trust-type settlement to look after the settled land, it can also be claimed gen. against ord. tenants. The other way round: in UK agricultural tenancies, the landlord may have to pay the tenant farmer compensation for disturbance for having to quit the famrholding and move elsewhere. ... herunder forpligtelser efter fraflytning, såsom flytteopgørskrav, ubetalte driftsomkostninger samt sagsomkostninger i tilfælde af tvist mellem parterne. ... It now means accepting a new landlord in place of another. It also refers to entrusting business to ... Impeachment for waste means liability for damages. ... Reference: http://www.koldingkom.dk/printpage.asp?id=20193 Reference: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/tsemmanual/TSEMGlossary.htm |
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liability deposit Explanation: The deposit paid when leasing or renting property pays for the damages and clean-up after moving out. |
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claim for moving out adjustment Explanation: That is what is - very straight forward. |
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deduction for (inventory) damage Explanation: As it says that this deposit covers it I would be tempted to call it a deduction, and yes, I imagine that it is to cover inventory damage and abnormal wear and tear. |
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