Nov 25, 2020 21:44
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French term
le lot numéro 16 pie
French to English
Law/Patents
Law: Contract(s)
Sale of land
Description of the parcel of land for sale in a contract for sale of land.
What does « pie » mean here?
What does « pie » mean here?
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | parcel number 16 pie | AllegroTrans |
3 | plot of land number 16 | Althea Draper |
3 -1 | parcelles individuelle expérimentale | SafeTex |
References
partie | philgoddard |
Proposed translations
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parcel number 16 pie
A websearch for registered land lot mumbers in New Caledonia (assuming that this is from there) showed that "pie" (also written PIE) seems to be some form of coding, so I would not translate this
2018.07.24 CP Décisions du gouvernement.pdf
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24 Jul 2018 — Le gouvernement de la Nouvelle-Calédonie a arrêté un projet de loi du pays ... 3° Lot n° 16 partie - commune de Nouméa : parcelle, de 7 a 49 ca, située ... 5° Lots n° 145 Pie, n° 146 Pie et n° 67 - commune du Mont-Dore ...
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Magpie, New Caledonia - Pie de la Nouvelle Caledonie... | Barnebys
www.barnebys.co.uk › auctions › lot › magpie-new-caled...
This folio, first edition engraving is from Jacques Julien Houton de Labillardiere's "Relation du Voyage à la Recherche de La Pà rouse". The work was published ...
Legal notices – Korail, Caledonian supemarket group - Korail.nc
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Head office address : Lot 3 PIE section Poamba 98860 Koné, Nouvelle-Calédonie Social capital : 1 000 000 Franc CFP Email address : [email protected]
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Lot 25 Pie ERA BP 108 – 98870 BOURAIL NOUVELLE CALEDONIE. Tél. (687) 44 11 09. Fax. (687) 44 21 93. E-mail : [email protected]. Favorite Quotes.
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3 Jun 2020 — La commune de Nouméa est propriétaire de 3 lots res 2PIE (NIC ... la commune de Nouméa entend conserver une partie du lot n° 2 PIE.
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24 Jul 2018 — Le gouvernement de la Nouvelle-Calédonie a arrêté un projet de loi du pays ... 3° Lot n° 16 partie - commune de Nouméa : parcelle, de 7 a 49 ca, située ... 5° Lots n° 145 Pie, n° 146 Pie et n° 67 - commune du Mont-Dore ...
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Magpie, New Caledonia - Pie de la Nouvelle Caledonie... | Barnebys
www.barnebys.co.uk › auctions › lot › magpie-new-caled...
This folio, first edition engraving is from Jacques Julien Houton de Labillardiere's "Relation du Voyage à la Recherche de La Pà rouse". The work was published ...
Legal notices – Korail, Caledonian supemarket group - Korail.nc
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Head office address : Lot 3 PIE section Poamba 98860 Koné, Nouvelle-Calédonie Social capital : 1 000 000 Franc CFP Email address : [email protected]
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Lot 25 Pie ERA BP 108 – 98870 BOURAIL NOUVELLE CALEDONIE. Tél. (687) 44 11 09. Fax. (687) 44 21 93. E-mail : [email protected]. Favorite Quotes.
ville de noumea n°2014/42 secretariat general ... - Noumea.nc
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3 Jun 2020 — La commune de Nouméa est propriétaire de 3 lots res 2PIE (NIC ... la commune de Nouméa entend conserver une partie du lot n° 2 PIE.
Peer comment(s):
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Steve Robbie
: PIE = partie? See above: 3° Lot n° 16 partie (and Phil's comment below)
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I am not thoroughly convinced but as the notation is a "fixture" I don't think it needs translating at all
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SafeTex
: All the references are Nouvelle Caledonie. Unless the asker says the plot is there, the answer is almost certainly wrong in our present context. Althea's answer is similar (pièce v parcelle) and far more likely to be right.
1 day 21 hrs
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Whatever it means it should not be translated, it's a "fixture", used for example in addresses; think of the postman....
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Yvonne Gallagher
: what I'd use too
19 days
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Pablo Cruz
: https://www.barreau-noumea.nc/system/files/ventes_saisies_im... Cette parcelle porte sur Partie du lot 11 Pie (pour 3ha...)
218 days
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plot of land number 16
It could also be taken as subdivision no 16 of the whole parcel of land depending on the context. I believe pie is derived from 'pièce de terre' .
"pie - (Agriculture) Pièce de terre soumise à l’assolement.
Pratiquer la même culture dans une même pie constituée d'une trame de fines parcelles alignées sur la chaîne d'un chemin vicinal facilitait un travail de qualité tout en évitant les éternels conflits de limites de parcelles, brouilles de plusieurs génération pour un champ rogné d'une raie. — (Lionel Labosse, M&mnoux, Publibook, 2018, page 88)."
http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/pie
and here for a more up to date description "portion de terrain constituant une unité cadastrale" and synonyms
"http://dictionnaire.sensagent.leparisien.fr/PIECE DE TERRE/f...
For how it came about historically, see here (Champ, pièce, parcelle)
https://lorexplor.istex.fr/mots-agronomie.fr/index.php/Champ...
It seems to be used a lot in Belgian land sales
http://www.nvn.be/fr/2-terrains-a-batir-et-2-terrains-arrier...
It looks to be used to describe the boundaries of the piece of land under the 'Section cadastrale' see page 42 under PERMIS DE BÂTIR
http://www.namur.be/fr/ma-ville/administration/services-comm...
"pie - (Agriculture) Pièce de terre soumise à l’assolement.
Pratiquer la même culture dans une même pie constituée d'une trame de fines parcelles alignées sur la chaîne d'un chemin vicinal facilitait un travail de qualité tout en évitant les éternels conflits de limites de parcelles, brouilles de plusieurs génération pour un champ rogné d'une raie. — (Lionel Labosse, M&mnoux, Publibook, 2018, page 88)."
http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/pie
and here for a more up to date description "portion de terrain constituant une unité cadastrale" and synonyms
"http://dictionnaire.sensagent.leparisien.fr/PIECE DE TERRE/f...
For how it came about historically, see here (Champ, pièce, parcelle)
https://lorexplor.istex.fr/mots-agronomie.fr/index.php/Champ...
It seems to be used a lot in Belgian land sales
http://www.nvn.be/fr/2-terrains-a-batir-et-2-terrains-arrier...
It looks to be used to describe the boundaries of the piece of land under the 'Section cadastrale' see page 42 under PERMIS DE BÂTIR
http://www.namur.be/fr/ma-ville/administration/services-comm...
Peer comment(s):
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AllegroTrans
: You could be right, but I still think the French notation should be retained
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neutral |
Yvonne Gallagher
: I agree with AT that French notation should be retained
19 days
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neutral |
Pablo Cruz
: Ça semble très improbable, malheureusement. Peut-être avec une structure type "lot 16, pie 29", mais pas ici (voir mon commentaire pour AllegroTrans). Salutations
218 days
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1 day 12 hrs
parcelles individuelle expérimentale
Hello
Don't know what this means but my reference is clear on this
So maybe someone can confirm?
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Note added at 1 day 22 hrs (2020-11-27 19:48:58 GMT)
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Regarding AllegroTrans remark
if we take a page on Internet where PIE occurs in many street names
https://inpn.mnhn.fr/docs/espacesProteges/apb/FR380019819910...
and we look further down the document, we can see that it speaks of agriculture and forestry and other aspects of the environment
I think that whole areas are PIE and they contain many plots naturally (I lived in the country and my house and garden had 6 plots
I also think that even in the countryside, streets have names and we mustn't associate street name with urban town or city.
Other occurrences of PIE are simply where the place name has Pie in its name and these must not be confused with the PIE we have in the question
Okay I'm still not sure myself but are you sure about ruling out this answer AllegroTrans
Don't know what this means but my reference is clear on this
So maybe someone can confirm?
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Note added at 1 day 22 hrs (2020-11-27 19:48:58 GMT)
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Regarding AllegroTrans remark
if we take a page on Internet where PIE occurs in many street names
https://inpn.mnhn.fr/docs/espacesProteges/apb/FR380019819910...
and we look further down the document, we can see that it speaks of agriculture and forestry and other aspects of the environment
I think that whole areas are PIE and they contain many plots naturally (I lived in the country and my house and garden had 6 plots
I also think that even in the countryside, streets have names and we mustn't associate street name with urban town or city.
Other occurrences of PIE are simply where the place name has Pie in its name and these must not be confused with the PIE we have in the question
Okay I'm still not sure myself but are you sure about ruling out this answer AllegroTrans
Peer comment(s):
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AllegroTrans
: Interesting but inconceivable that this would appear in so many street addresses as well as numerous Land Registry references
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okay. Please see the long note I've added
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Reference comments
28 mins
Reference:
partie
We've had this before, though the wrong answer was chosen in my opinion.
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/french-to-english/real-estate/5845...
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Note added at 29 mins (2020-11-25 22:14:00 GMT)
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See the second comment in the discussion box.
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/french-to-english/real-estate/5845...
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Note added at 29 mins (2020-11-25 22:14:00 GMT)
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See the second comment in the discussion box.
Discussion
I'm not sure it doesn't stand for "partie", I have an open mind about that, but I do think it's worth thinking about why it seems to be used such a lot in NC and (apparently) little if at all elsewhere, if that's really what it means. And this question has come from an Australia-based translator, and so did the last one about "Pie" that Phil unearthed. Is this really just a coincidence, I wonder?
I think the New Caledonia thing may be irrelevant, as their land registration system is probably derived from that of France.
And yes, the meaning doesn't really matter, as it should be left untranslated, perhaps in italics.
[Actually, it looks like Phil beat me to it - sorry Phil!]