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Mar 12, 2018 09:35
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Russian term

адресат акта

Russian to English Other Law (general) Code of Administrative Procedures
1. Административный акт, принуждающий совершить определенные действия, претерпеть определенные действия либо воздержаться от совершения определенных действий, не исполненный добровольно, исполняется в принудительном порядке с помощью следующих мер принуждения:
1) выполнение действий за счет адресата акта;
2) денежное принуждение;
3) непосредственное принуждение.
2. Мера принуждения должна быть соразмерной ее цели. Мера принуждения должна быть выбрана так, чтобы убытки обязанного лица и общества были минимальными.
3. Адресат решения должен быть заранее предупрежден административным органом о применении мер принудительного исполнения. В случаях, прямо предусмотренных законодательством Республики Казахстан, а также в неотложных случаях, связанных с предотвращением либо устранением опасности, способной причинить вред государственным либо общественным интересам, адресат акта может быть не предупрежден о мерах принудительного исполнения заранее.
4. Предупреждение составляется в письменной форме и официально представляется адресату акта в порядке, установленном настоящим Законом.
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Mar 12, 2018 09:36: Marzena Malakhova changed "Language pair" from "English to Russian" to "Russian to English"

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administrative regulations (procedures) targeted person

administrative regulations targeted person

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The person to whom Administrative regulations were targeted

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1) to carry out or perform activities at the expense (sacrifice) of the person to whom administrative regulations or procedures were targeted.
2) to carry out or perform activities at the expense (sacrifice) of the target person of administrative regulations or procedures.
3) to carry out or perform activities at the expense (sacrifice) of the administrative regulations or procedures targeted person.
Peer comment(s):

neutral The Misha : Assassins target people:)))) Court orders do not "target" people. That would be a big politically incorrect no-no. That's why no lawyer would put it that way.
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not about "court orders" here. and no assissins as well
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party against whom/which the order is made

That's what you would most likely find in a similar text originally written in English.

Don't call it an "act" either. Act is routinely used in the sense of a law (mostly in British English, but in some US docs too). Courts don't make laws, or at least they shouldn't. Nor do they make "regulations". Courts make decisions, judgments, orders, injunctions, etc. This one here would be an order.
Peer comment(s):

agree danya : like a breath of fresh air)
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act recipient

https://www.energy.gov/downloads/recovery-act-recipient-data

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European Union decisions. To exercise the EU's competence, EU institutions may adopt 5 types of legal acts. A decision is a binding legal act which may either be of general application or may have a specific addressee. http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/ENG/TXT/?uri=LEGISSUM...
Peer comment(s):

disagree The Misha : Can you say proper reading skills? Can you give me a hallelujah? That's Recovery Act in your link, not "act recipent". There are no recipients of anything here. They are parties to legal proceedings.
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addressee, cf. above
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Administrative Order Respondent

Just google those three together
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