inskrivas

English translation: to be recorded

07:12 Feb 6, 2011
Swedish to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Law: Contract(s)
Swedish term or phrase: inskrivas
Detta kontrakt, som inte utan särskilt medgivande får inskrivas

Jag tror det kan betyda att det inte kan pantförskrivas, men jag vet inte.
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Nils Andersson
United States
English translation:to be recorded
Explanation:
I think this refers to the "förbud/klausul mot inskrivning," which seems to have its equivalent in the non-assignment clause, i.e. a prohibition in a contract against the assignment/transfer of a certain right. Since the assignment is prohibited, the intended change will not be recorded or registered. I would opt for for "recorded," as in recording a deed or a contract, but that may be a British English vs American English issue. In other words, "registered" suggested by sampat is probably fully equivalent. After all, inskrivning = inregistrering. Also, Inskrivningsmyndigheten is translated as the Swedish Land Registration Authority, and there are references to deeds being either registered or recorded. Perhaps just a matter of preference?

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Note added at 20 hrs (2011-02-07 03:17:58 GMT)
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I still think "recorded" or "registered" is correct and apologize for the confusion of bringing "assignment" into the discussion. It is common for a clause to prohibit the contractual right(s) from being both recorded/registered and assigned, which is why I thought of the two as linked, but they are not equivalent. Standard example: "Detta kontrakt, som inte utan särskilt medgivande får inskrivas eller överlåtas, har upprättats i två likalydande exemplar, av vilka parterna tagit var sitt." Now that the asker has clarified what type of agreement is involved, the following link answers the question "Vad innebär det att hyreskontraktet inte får inskrivas:" http://lawline.se/answers/8874.
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Åsa Schoening
United States
Local time: 17:32
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No apologies needed. You did a fantastic amount of research.


Thanks
Nils

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Summary of answers provided
3 +1registered
rajagopalan sampatkumar
4assigned
Adrian MM. (X)
4to be recorded
Åsa Schoening


Discussion entries: 4





  

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registered


Explanation:
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rajagopalan sampatkumar
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inskrivas (intecknas)
assigned


Explanation:
I agree with the asker: must be assigned in the context. The drafter may be using or mixing up ? inskriva as a alternative to inteckna being to charge or mortgage an asset (företagsinteckning) or assign a contract.

Example sentence(s):
  • Kommer det 2 volymkontrakt i år så lär nog marknaden inteckna flera sådana kontrakt ganska omgående och kursen är vid och förbi ATH på ett

    Reference: http://vcw.dagensps.se/forum/thread.phtml?id=1&thread=75942&...
Adrian MM. (X)
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to be recorded


Explanation:
I think this refers to the "förbud/klausul mot inskrivning," which seems to have its equivalent in the non-assignment clause, i.e. a prohibition in a contract against the assignment/transfer of a certain right. Since the assignment is prohibited, the intended change will not be recorded or registered. I would opt for for "recorded," as in recording a deed or a contract, but that may be a British English vs American English issue. In other words, "registered" suggested by sampat is probably fully equivalent. After all, inskrivning = inregistrering. Also, Inskrivningsmyndigheten is translated as the Swedish Land Registration Authority, and there are references to deeds being either registered or recorded. Perhaps just a matter of preference?

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Note added at 20 hrs (2011-02-07 03:17:58 GMT)
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I still think "recorded" or "registered" is correct and apologize for the confusion of bringing "assignment" into the discussion. It is common for a clause to prohibit the contractual right(s) from being both recorded/registered and assigned, which is why I thought of the two as linked, but they are not equivalent. Standard example: "Detta kontrakt, som inte utan särskilt medgivande får inskrivas eller överlåtas, har upprättats i två likalydande exemplar, av vilka parterna tagit var sitt." Now that the asker has clarified what type of agreement is involved, the following link answers the question "Vad innebär det att hyreskontraktet inte får inskrivas:" http://lawline.se/answers/8874.

Åsa Schoening
United States
Local time: 17:32
Works in field
Native speaker of: Swedish
PRO pts in category: 12
Grading comment
No apologies needed. You did a fantastic amount of research.


Thanks
Nils
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