Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

acollo liberatorio

English translation:

refinance

Added to glossary by Rosanna Palermo
May 16, 2006 06:57
18 yrs ago
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Italian term

acollo liberatorio

Italian to English Marketing Finance (general) securitisation
From the regulations governing a securitisation arrangement. I think acollo is debt resumption but cannot get liberatorio.

Thanks!
Proposed translations (English)
4 refinance

Discussion

maryrose (asker) May 16, 2006:
Fantastic, thank you. At this point it discusses three possible scenarios:
Soc. X non aderisce all’accollo cumulative,
Soc. X aderisce all’accollo cumulativo, and
Soc. X concede l’accollo liberatorio, which goes on:
L’istruttoria parte da una precisa richiesta a mezzo raccomandata intestata a Soc. X, trasmessa dalle due parti interessate (accollante e accollato) ove vengono precisati i termini dell’accollo liberatorio.
Hope this is illuminating, and thanks!
Rosanna Palermo May 16, 2006:
maryrose, if you can please provide the rest of the text I will take a look at it for you. Please see the answer below and I believe that we can get this done pronto! :o)
maryrose (asker) May 16, 2006:
Ops, non credo di non aver controllato prima il glos, azione di solito automatica. E' lo stress! Grazie.
maryrose (asker) May 16, 2006:
Sì, grazie, questo si capisce, ma non so come si dice in inglese!
adv Linguado May 16, 2006:
"ACCOLLO" LIBERATORIO -Accollante- Accollato. Liberatorio =l'accollante si assume l'obbligazione dell'accollato e lo "libera", diventando l'unico responsabile di fronte al creditore.

Proposed translations

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refinance

when there are two parties involved in the original contract, the contract is re-financed by the bank
The Loan outstanding balance is transferred to the name of one individual only and the original loan itself is considered paid off.
example loan for 5 years $3000 xxx and YYY are the debtors.
after 3 years the outstanding balance is $1900 .
$1900 becomes the amount "refinanced" under XXX name only.

Please note that this is US contract law only..in order to refinance, the original loan is closed and a new one opened up

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Note added at 6 hrs (2006-05-16 13:27:28 GMT)
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or debt assumption/acquisition to assume a debt is to become responsible for it.. could very well be to become solely responsible

Main Entry: assume
Part of Speech: verb 4
Definition: acquire
Synonyms: adopt, annex, appropriate, arrogate, borrow, commandeer, confiscate, expropriate, grab, hijack, kipe*, liberate, moonlight requisition*, preempt, seize, snatch, swipe, take over, usurp
Antonyms: defer, return
Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.2.1)



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Note added at 7 hrs (2006-05-16 14:22:21 GMT)
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XXX disagrees with the cumulative contract transfer*/outstanding loan balance transfer
XXX Agrees " " " " "
XXX agrees/grants/allows to refinance the loan (contract) under the primary debtors name only (from your other questions)

* note that cumulative contract may mean outstanding loan balance, also know as how much money is left to pay on the loan, including interest to date and late fees if any

all parties must agree that the balance left on the loan is $$whatever before they can refinance it

Have a fantastic day!




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Note added at 7 hrs (2006-05-16 14:27:52 GMT)
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I just thought of something..are we sure that this debt is being re-witten under somebopdy else's name or is it a bankrupcy case where the debt is charged off (forgiven/discharged) and taken as a loss on the end-of year financial statements of the bank or company that granted the loan?

If it is the case of bankrupcy, then

1 and 2 would be
disagrees/agrees with the outstanding loan balance

3 would be

agrees to discharge the debt/charge off the debt

whew just in case..
Note from asker:
Thanks very much for all that, rf!
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