Ülevõetavat

Ülevõetavat is an Estonian term that translates to "receivable" or "transferable" in English. It refers to something that can be taken over, accepted, or assumed by another party. The specific meaning of ülevõetavat depends heavily on the context in which it is used.

In a financial context, ülevõetavat can refer to accounts receivable, which are amounts of money owed to a business by its customers. These receivables can be transferred or sold to a third party, a process often referred to as factoring. Similarly, it can denote other financial obligations or assets that are eligible for transfer between entities.

Beyond finance, ülevõetavat can describe the transfer of responsibilities, rights, or even property. For example, in a business acquisition, certain liabilities or assets might be described as ülevõetavat by the acquiring company. In legal contexts, it might pertain to the assumption of contracts or duties. The core idea is the capacity for something to be passed from one holder to another, implying a change in ownership, responsibility, or control. The exact nature of what is being transferred and the conditions for its transfer are crucial for understanding the specific application of the term ülevõetavat.