escrow in Portuguese
escrow in Portuguese is fideicomisso — escrow means money or property held by a neutral third party until agreed conditions are met.
escrow in Portuguese
fideicomisso
(legal) A contractual arrangement whereby money or assets are held in trust by an independent agent by the agreement of the parties, which can only be released to the relevant party once certain contractual conditions have been fulfilled.
What does "escrow" mean?
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noun Money or property held by a neutral third party until agreed conditions are met.
"The deposit was held in escrow until the sale was finalized."
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verb To place money or property in the custody of a neutral third party until conditions are met.
"The buyer agreed to escrow the funds pending inspection."
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escrow in a sentence
- The deposit was held in escrow until the sale was finalized.
- The buyer agreed to escrow the funds pending inspection.
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What is "escrow" in Portuguese?
"escrow" in Portuguese is fideicomisso. escrow means: Money or property held by a neutral third party until agreed conditions are met.
How do you use "escrow" in a sentence?
Example: "The deposit was held in escrow until the sale was finalized." In Portuguese, "escrow" is fideicomisso.
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