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Jul 24, 2009 00:58
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Portuguese term

Propriedade plena parte 1/1

Portuguese to English Bus/Financial Real Estate Property Registration Document
Toward the bottom of a Caderneta Predial Rústica, under "Tipo de titular":

*Propriedade plena Parte 1/1*

I assume that this means the owner holds full title to the property, with no encumbrances or other interested parties, but what do we say in English?
Proposed translations (English)
4 whole ownership
1 +1 full ownership

Discussion

Martin Purdy (asker) Jul 30, 2009:
All contributions (including the peer comment below) add up to the full picture, so I can't really select just one :-)

Proposed translations

+1
1 hr

full ownership

:)

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Note added at 1 hr (2009-07-24 02:39:34 GMT)
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1 Feb 2007 ... File a record of any document that you have signed, or that would give the buyer part or full ownership of the house, at the county clerk's ...
www.banking.state.ny.us/hetpyrul.pdf
Peer comment(s):

agree delveneto : Parte 1/1 entendo com este sendo um lote único, o lote "1" de "1". http://forumdacasa.com/discussion/5418/questoes-e-mais-quest...
3 hrs
Ah ok, pode ser isso sim, obrigada. :)
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7 hrs

whole ownership

whole ownership, co-ownership, joint ownership, thin ownership, fractional ownership
11.000.000 hits on google
Peer comment(s):

neutral delveneto : "whole ownership" (include quotes when googling the full term) has 27500 google hits; "full ownership" has 554.000 google hits. I don't know if there is a difference in meaning between both though.
5 hrs
they could have the same meaning the only difference being one term more commonly used than the other
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