English term
Original Trust Protectors
3 +1 | vedi sotto | Antonio Lucidi |
Apr 22, 2005 18:12: Riccardo Schiaffino changed "Field (specific)" from "Law (general)" to "Law: Contract(s)"
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Proposed translations
vedi sotto
Il termine trust protector indica, come potrai rilevare dai link sotto,un soggetto scelto dal settlor (colui che crea un trust) per controllare la gestione del trust nell'interesse dei beneficiari.
In definitiva, è una figura morale di controllo dell'operato del gestore.
Visto che la terminologia inglese ha ormai preso completamente piede, o lo lasci così o, se vuoi, lo traduci con "Tutore del Trust"
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Note added at 8 days (2005-04-19 08:42:22 GMT)
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gentile Lucia:
Di solito, dalle mie parti usa ringraziare qualcuno per un servizio reso, una disponibilità dimostrata, un suggerimento fornito, anche se non si è rivelato utile allo scopo.
E dalle tue?
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