kenbaarheid

10:32 Jul 18, 2017
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Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / Testament
Dutch term or phrase: kenbaarheid
This is from a letter regarding a supplement to a last will and testament:

Ik heb op een bijlage een aanvulling gemaakt met een tussenkopje "inhoud uiterste wilsbeschikking" en een verdere uitwerking van de reeds geformuleerde wens, ook nog doorgetrokken naar een volgende generatie, waaraan toegevoegd een voorschrift ten behoeve van de kenbaarheid.

So not much context. I was wondering if they mean with kenbaarheid here (as van den Ende translates it as "accessibility" which according to me is not correct in this context), that the other family members are aware if the provisions in the will. Any one?
Willemina Hagenauw
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Richard Purdom
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Explanation:
I understand it as meaning that the legal language is understandable: bit like Plain English I suppose. So accessible, understandable, transparent.
Bit like the Plain English campaign.

http://www.cazimir.be/juridisch-nieuws/item/wat-houdt-de-aan...

Een vereenvoudiging van de techniciteit van het erfrecht dient rechtszekerheid in de hand te werken. Het draagt bij tot de kenbaarheid van het recht. De Minister stelt (terecht) dat er het erfrecht een technische aangelegenheid is en dat dit nu eenmaal eigen is aan de materie. Toch wenst hij bepaalde inconsistenties die de materie onnodig technisch maken te elimineren

Richard Purdom
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agree  Anna Maria Biezen
5 hrs
  -> bedankt!

neutral  Kitty Brussaard: Not sure if this is correct. To my knowledge, 'kenbaarheid' has a very specific meaning in this context (last wills, testaments). See also my D-box entry.
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Reference: refs

Reference information:
FELOnline:

Wet kenbaarheid publiekrechtelijke beperkingen onroerende zaken <Wkpb> =
Act governing public knowledge of statutory restrictions attaching to immovable property

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@Willemina: I'm not sure, and don't have time to look into this (working on patents at the moment). just thought I'd post it in case you hadn't seen it.

Michael Beijer
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Note to reference poster
Asker: Hi, yes I looked at that before asking the question. This would mean that "kenbaarheid" is translated with "disclosure" but I was wondering if that translation is appropriate in this context?

Asker: Thanks anyway, appreciate it! I also found a translation "awareness" on the website of the Nederlandsche Bank. "Through Open Book on Supervision, DNB aims to enhance awareness of the relevant legislation and regulations. It seeks to do so by presenting the legislation and regulations in an accessible and coherent way, accompanied by concise explanations. After all, knowledge of how institutions under supervision are legally required to operate is a crucial first step in the overall supervisory process." Awareness is here the translation of the Dutch "kenbaarheid".

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