cedidos

Cedidos is a term used to describe entities or persons that have been transferred or assigned to another person, organization, or legal entity through a formal act. The word derives from the Spanish verb ceder, which comes from Latin cedere, meaning to yield, grant, or transfer.

In law and civil obligations, cedidos are items whose ownership rights, usage rights, or other claims have been transferred via a cesión or assignment. This can include rights of use, credits, or intellectual property, and such transfers typically require a contract specifying the scope, duration, compensation, and conditions, with the original holder becoming the cedente and the recipient the cesionario.

In employment and organizational contexts, the concept appears as secondment. An employee can be cedido to another company or authority for a defined period, returning after the assignment. The arrangement involves a cedente (the employer) and a cesionario (the receiving entity). Similar mechanisms apply in sports, where a player is cedido to another club on loan; the cedido remains employed by the original club while the receiving club assumes rights for the duration of the loan.

The term emphasizes temporality and the change of control or use without permanent ownership transfer. Distinctions with related terms exist: cesión denotes the act of transferring, while traspaso is often used for the permanent transfer of ownership in sports or business, and cedente and cesionario identify the parties involved.