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adjudicado

Adjudicado is the participle of the Spanish verb adjudicar and functions as an adjective or noun in legal and administrative contexts. It describes rights, property, or contracts that have been assigned or awarded to a person or entity by a court, authority, or through a sale process. The related noun adjudicación denotes the act or result of this assignment, while adjudicatario or adjudicado can denote the party that receives the award.

In legal proceedings, adjudicación refers to the assignment of ownership or rights following a judgment or

In auctions and public tenders, the item or contract is adjudicado to the highest bidder or to

Notes: The term does not imply automatic payment or possession; it is an official designation that may

See also: adjudicación, adjudicatario, adjudicar.

settlement.
For
example,
a
court
may
adjudicar
a
claimant
ownership
of
property
or
the
debtor’s
assets
after
liquidation.
In
succession,
it
can
refer
to
the
assignment
of
inherited
goods
to
heirs.
In
insolvency
or
bankruptcy,
adjudicación
de
bienes
may
assign
assets
to
creditors
or
to
a
purchaser
via
a
sale.
the
winning
tenderer;
the
chosen
bidder
is
the
adjudicatario.
The
act
is
typically
formalized
in
documents
such
as
an
acta
de
adjudicación
or
escritura
de
adjudicación,
which
record
the
transfer
of
title
or
rights.
require
subsequent
steps
to
complete
the
transfer
of
title,
registration,
or
fulfillment
of
obligations.