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00:58 Jul 15, 2004 |
German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Andrew Vdovin Local time: 20:28 | ||||||
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2 +1 | ward |
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3 | bankrupt debtor or a debtor in bankruptcy |
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2 | ward |
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ward Explanation: Or maybe person in trusteeship, person in ward |
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ward Explanation: This sounds to me like a trustee/ward situation. E.g. a box is rented in a minor's name for storage of valuables owned by the minor but administered by a trustee. |
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bankrupt debtor or a debtor in bankruptcy Explanation: During composition proceeding acreditors' trustee or a supervisor may be appointed by the court to supervise the debtor's transactions. Such may be the case here. The debtor is not actually a ward of the court, but he/she is not permitted to transact business or make full use of a safety deposit box without court-oredered supervision. Let your context be your guide. |
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