nimetatavatena

Nimetatavatena refers to a concept in Estonian law, specifically in the area of property law. The term is derived from the Estonian phrase "nimetada veel" meaning "to name again" or "to designate anew."

In Estonian law, farmetical easement, which is subject to certain conditions and which can be terminated based on the name of one or both party, when that farm includes mining rights is called the farmer's nickname. "Nimetatavatena" is used to describe the act of designating or naming the easement anew, which effectively updates or amends the original designation of the easement.

When a farm includes mining rights, the farmer has the option to designate the easement anew, using the term "nimetatavatena." This designation is made when the farmer intends to use the easement for a specific purpose, such as extracting resources from the land.

The designation of the easement using the term "nimetatavatena" changes the purpose or terms under which the easement is used. This can be a significant consideration for farmers, mining companies, and other interested parties. Changes in the designation of the easement can affect the holder of the easement and any responsible parties.

The specific laws and regulations surrounding the designations of easements using the term "nimetatavatena" are found in Estonian law and relevant legislation.

The term "nimetatavatena" is primarily used in Estonian law, which may limit its relevance and applicability to specific areas of law.