No. 11,763 in Spanish

gravámenes

"Gravámenes" are charges, burdens, or liens imposed on property or assets.

In a sentence

Los gravámenes impuestos por el gobierno afectaron a muchas empresas.
The levies imposed by the government affected many businesses.
Here, 'gravámenes' is used to mean 'levies' or 'charges', often financial, required by authorities.
El contrato incluye gravámenes específicos sobre los bienes inmuebles.
The contract includes specific charges on real estate properties.
In this context, 'gravámenes' refers to specific charges or encumbrances applied to real estate.
Es importante revisar los gravámenes antes de comprar una propiedad.
It is important to review the encumbrances before purchasing a property.
The term 'gravámenes' here refers to legal claims or rights that might affect the transfer of ownership of property.

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