Dec 7, 2011 13:41
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Spanish term

...a favor del titular

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
No se considerará cerrado el asunto si existieren bienes o derechos o indicios de su existencia a favor del titular

Could anyone please translate the whole sentence?
Many thanks,

Melos Oz
Proposed translations (English)
4 +3 in favor of the titleholder

Discussion

Cristina Talavera Dec 7, 2011:
titular in Spanish means "title or deed holder / holder of rights to / of use or whatever": owner / person on a license or permit / incumbent....
rough try: "...In the event of the existence of any material goods or rights or indictation of the possibility of the existence of corresponding to the owner of the rights, the matter will not be considered finalized..."
this is just a translation of the text posted...

Proposed translations

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in favor of the titleholder

The sentence can be translated as follows:
The affair is not considered as closed if there are goods or rights or evidence of their existence in favor of the titleholder.
Alternatively, titular is also "owner."
Peer comment(s):

agree Cristina Talavera
12 mins
agree Gerardo Cáceres : I agree. "Titular" does more or less mean "owner", but for the context of your sentence I would also go with "holder" innstead
3 hrs
agree gabrielaz
11 hrs
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