encumbrance in Finnish
encumbrance in Finnish is taakka, rasite — encumbrance means a legal claim against a property, such as a mortgage, unpaid tax or right of way, that limits what the owner can do with it or must be settled before it is sold.
encumbrance in Finnish
taakka
Something that encumbers; a burden that must be carried.
rasite
The state or condition of being encumbered.
What does "encumbrance" mean?
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noun A legal claim against a property, such as a mortgage, unpaid tax or right of way, that limits what the owner can do with it or must be settled before it is sold.
"The title search revealed no encumbrances on the land."
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noun Something that weighs you down or gets in your way.
"He travelled without the encumbrance of luggage."
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encumbrance in a sentence
- The title search revealed no encumbrances on the land.
- The house is sold free of encumbrance.
- He travelled without the encumbrance of luggage.
- Regulation was treated as an encumbrance rather than a safeguard.
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What is "encumbrance" in Finnish?
"encumbrance" in Finnish is taakka, rasite. encumbrance means: A legal claim against a property, such as a mortgage, unpaid tax or right of way, that limits what the owner can do with it or must be settled before it is sold.
How do you use "encumbrance" in a sentence?
Example: "The title search revealed no encumbrances on the land." In Finnish, "encumbrance" is taakka, rasite.
Are there other ways to say "encumbrance" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "encumbrance": taakka, rasite.
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