z.L. z.G.
English translation: [Dienstbarkeiten] zu Lasten, zu Gunsten>> [easements] benefitting/burdening
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| 3 +2 | zu Gunsten, zu Lasten |
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zu Lasten zu Gunsten Explanation: Not sure of the correct term in English, but it might be for the benefit of/adversely affecting. |
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Definitions Explanation: I can't offer a translation, but these definitions may help you and others. 4 . Dienstbarkeiten und Grundlasten 4.1. Die Eintragungen sind mit kleinen Buchstaben zu literieren. 4.2. Die Stichwörter sind möglichst kurz zu halten und einheitlich zu fassen (vgl. Stichwörterverzeichnis). 4.3 Bei einseitigen Einträgen erfolgt die Verweisung auf das Gegengrundstück mit "zG" oder "zL" unter Angabe der betreffenden Blatt-Nummern. Bei gegenseitigen Einträgen (R+L) erfolgt die Verweisung mit "zL + zG" unter Angabe der betreffenden Blatt-Nummer. Das Wort "Blatt" oder "Parzelle" ist wegzulassen. http://www.ag.ch/grundbuchundnotariat/de/dokumente/pdf/fuehr... EASEMENT - A property interest which one person has in land owned by another entitling the holder of the interest to limited use or enjoyment of the other's land. EASEMENT IN GROSS - The limited right of one person to use another's land (servient estate), which right is not created for the benefit of any land owned by the owner of the easement; that is, there is no dominant estate, as the easement attaches personally to the owner, not to the land. http://www.internetcrusade.com/glossary/ SERVIENT ESTATE: The piece of land which is subject to an easement. As opposed to the "dominant estate". http://www.ezrealestatesolutions.com/Real-Estate-Glossary-S.... |
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24 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2zu Gunsten, zu Lasten Explanation: Baubeschränkung [easement] burden to lot .. Fusswegrecht [easement] benefitting lot... "Depending on your perspective, an easement is considered a benefit or a burden. The easement holder benefits from the rights granted. The burden is the obligation that is imposed on the property that is subject to the easement." http://www.moneyinstructor.com/art/propertyeasement.asp -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 25 mins (2007-08-21 15:31:57 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- the order in the headline should be reversed :-) |
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