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barring

Latvian translation: aizlieguma pavēle

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English term or phrase:barring
Latvian translation:aizlieguma pavēle
Entered by: Ieva Englund

11:10 Jun 3, 2008
English to Latvian translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
English term or phrase: barring
Information about legal options like barring or protection orders (if exist)
Ieva Englund
Sweden
Local time: 04:35
aizlieguma pavēle
Explanation:
A safety order is an order of the court which prohibits the violent person from further violence or threats of violence. It does not oblige the person to leave the family home. If the person lives apart from you it prohibits them from watching or being near your home. A total of 1,221 applications for safety orders were granted through the District Courts in Ireland in 2006. The highest proportion of safety orders granted (693) was against the spouse of the applicant.

A barring order is an order which requires the person to leave the family home. A total of 1,357 barring orders were granted by the District Courts in 2006. Again, the highest proportion of barring orders granted, (727) related to the spouse of the applicant.

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aizlieguma pavēle


Language variant: uzturēšanās aizliegums, aizliegumus uzturēties ģimenē

Explanation:
A safety order is an order of the court which prohibits the violent person from further violence or threats of violence. It does not oblige the person to leave the family home. If the person lives apart from you it prohibits them from watching or being near your home. A total of 1,221 applications for safety orders were granted through the District Courts in Ireland in 2006. The highest proportion of safety orders granted (693) was against the spouse of the applicant.

A barring order is an order which requires the person to leave the family home. A total of 1,357 barring orders were granted by the District Courts in 2006. Again, the highest proportion of barring orders granted, (727) related to the spouse of the applicant.




    Reference: http://www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/birth-family-re...
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