Outorgado

Outorgado is a Spanish term that translates to "granted" or "bestowed" in English. It is primarily used in legal and administrative contexts to describe something that has been formally given or conferred by an authority. This could be a right, a privilege, a license, a concession, or even a title. The act of outorgar implies a deliberate and official decision by a recognized entity, such as a government, a court, or a private organization with the power to grant such things.

The term is often encountered in documents related to property rights, such as deeds of sale or land grants, where ownership or certain rights are outorgado to a new party. In the realm of business, licenses to operate, permits, or concessions for public services are examples of what can be outorgado. The concept emphasizes the formal nature of the transfer or conferral, distinguishing it from informal or casual arrangements. The subject receiving the grant is often referred to as the "outorgado" or "beneficiary." Understanding "outorgado" is crucial for navigating legal documents and understanding the official conferral of rights and privileges.