Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

cespite

English translation:

property

Added to glossary by Sarah Weston
Sep 6, 2010 07:56
13 yrs ago
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Italian term

cespite

Italian to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
I have this as "asset", but I really don't like it...

Together with a risk assessment document for the completion of work on client premises, the provider must provide:
"una dichiarazione del Fornitore da cui risulti la nomina, per ciascun cespite, ove le prestazioni oggetto del contratto dovranno essere svolte, del “Responsabile delle opere (o dei servizi)" e dell’ “Eventuale sostituto” ai fini della sicurezza."

Thanks!

Proposed translations

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property

If you are sure that these cespiti are real estate properties, then this should work. Otherwise asset or "property asset".
Note from asker:
Hi Jim, thanks, I was hoping someone would say this as I automatically wanted to use property but couldn't find any evidence to back it up. Just need some reassurance at this time of day!
Peer comment(s):

agree Ivana UK : yes, if real estate
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "This was right in the context - thanks everyone!"
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source of revenue

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Source of icome/source of profit

If you don't like assests you have the following:

cespite
s.m.

(Econ) source: cespite di entrata source of income; cespite di guadagno source of profit.

From the Sansoni dictionary.

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item of equipment/machinery

"cespite" can be used informally as a synonym for machinery in general (which are indeed capital assets).
Peer comment(s):

agree Mr Murray (X) : The Owner wants confirmation the Contractor is free from liens from their Suppliers - i.e. they've paid for all of the material, or chattel (moveable property). This is not for real estate or fixed assets. This is for items installed by the contract.
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agree Ivana UK : or just 'item' (if not real estate)
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