Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italiano term or phrase:
pagamento dell'oblazione per la definizione degli elleciti edilizi
Inglese translation:
payment as final settlement of the unauthorised building works
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Katherine Zei
Apr 3, 2009 16:08
15 yrs ago
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oblazione per la definizione degli elleciti edilizi
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"Il comune indicato non risulta convenzionato per il pagamento ***dell'oblazione per la definizione degli elleciti edilizi ***mediante F24."
A line of a home banking computer program.
It seems to be payment for the settlement (oblazione?) of illicit construction, but I can't figure out how "definizione" fits into it, and I'm not sure whether or not there's a specific term for it in English.
For "F24" I'm using "F24 form" since you can't really call it anything else.
TIA
K
A line of a home banking computer program.
It seems to be payment for the settlement (oblazione?) of illicit construction, but I can't figure out how "definizione" fits into it, and I'm not sure whether or not there's a specific term for it in English.
For "F24" I'm using "F24 form" since you can't really call it anything else.
TIA
K
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Tom in London
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Architecture, design, technical, etc.
Native in: Inglese (Variant: British) 
Works in: Da Italiano a Inglese
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payment as final settlement of the unauthorised building works
Hi Katy - "definizione" in this case means "closing the case"....i.e. paying the money and this getting your case archived. In a past life I did a lot of "condoni edilizi" - after the paperwork is all done, the last thing the property owner has to do is pay the "oblazione" and thus the case is "definito".
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Comment: "Ah, fantastic! Couldn't figure out "definizione" and it threw me off completely. Thanks Tom! "
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