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17:16 Feb 21, 2007 |
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4 | shall be held liable for the actions of the sublessee |
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2 | shall be responsible for such third party's compliance |
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shall be held liable for the actions of the sublessee Explanation: Hi, Neil. I don't think you will find a specific rendering of the Italian legal concept "promessa del fatto terzo" (perhaps one of our colleagues will prove me wrong), so I think you may simply wish to paraphrase what it means in this context, namely that the sublessor will be responsible for the actions of the sublessee (for damages, nonpayment of rent and so forth). BTW, the relevant article of the CC reads: Art. 1381 Promessa dell'obbligazione o del fatto del terzo Colui che ha promesso l'obbligazione o il fatto di un terzo è tenuto a indennizzare l'altro contraente, se il terzo rifiuta di obbligarsi o non compie il fatto promesso. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 35 mins (2007-02-21 17:51:05 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- or perhaps "shall be held liable in the event of breach by the sublessee" (too specific)? |
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shall be responsible for such third party's compliance Explanation: I am not sure "thirs party's compliance" is suitable for the real estate jargon, but I found a few references online. |
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