di cui fa parte integrante in quanto in esso richiamato

English translation: hereinto incorporated

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Italian term or phrase:di cui fa parte integrante in quanto in esso richiamato
English translation:hereinto incorporated
Entered by: Elise Hendrick

00:52 Feb 4, 2006
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Law (general) / regulations
Italian term or phrase: di cui fa parte integrante in quanto in esso richiamato
I can't get head around this!

Il presente regolamento è accettato da tutti i proprietari con la sottoscrizione dell'atto pubblico di compravendita di cui fa parte integrante in quanto in esso richiamato.

I can't work out what esso refers to - the deed of sale or the regulations!!!!!
Kimmy
Local time: 09:18
hereinto incorporated
Explanation:
"fare parte integrante" is the expression used in contracts and other instruments when providing that a particular extrinsic writing is incorporated by reference. Also, I agree that "esso" refers to the "atto pubblico"
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Elise Hendrick
United States
Local time: 19:18
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Summary of answers provided
5 +1being specifically referred to therein
Olivia Bisegna
5hereinto incorporated
Elise Hendrick
4whereof it forms an integral part, as more particularly described in the latter {conveyance}
Adrian MM. (X)
3being its fundamental part as it is recalled
Rita Bilancio


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being specifically referred to therein


Explanation:
...of which the regulation is an intehral part, being specifically referred to therein.

Enlightened? I hope so.

Good luck.

Olivia

Olivia Bisegna
Italy
Local time: 01:18
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Native speaker of: Italian
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whereof it forms an integral part, as more particularly described in the latter {conveyance}


Explanation:
'More particularly described' is standard Eng. conveyancing drafting technique. The deed prevails over any plan.

If conveyed 'by reference to' a map or plan, the latter prevails.

(the "Building"), *as more particularly described in* the Master Lease. ...terms, provisions and conditions of the Master Lease insofar as they relate to ...







    Reference: http://www.icann.org/financials/tax/us/appendix-20.htm
Adrian MM. (X)
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hereinto incorporated


Explanation:
"fare parte integrante" is the expression used in contracts and other instruments when providing that a particular extrinsic writing is incorporated by reference. Also, I agree that "esso" refers to the "atto pubblico"

Elise Hendrick
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Local time: 19:18
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being its fundamental part as it is recalled


Explanation:
I think so

Rita Bilancio
Local time: 01:18
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
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