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61 tvangserhverv
subst. (jus) (Riksmål, eg. tvangserverv) enforced el. compulsory acquisition -
62 tvangserverv
subst. (jus) enforced el. compulsory acquisition -
63 tvangsflytting
subst. compulsory transfer -
64 tvangslisens
subst. (jus) compulsory licence -
65 tvangsmulkt
subst. (jus) compulsory fine -
66 tvangsoppløsning
subst. forced dissolution, forced liquidation subst. (jus) tilsv. compulsory dissolution and striking off -
67 tvangsoverdragelse
subst. (jus) compulsory assignment -
68 tvangsrealisasjon
subst. (jus) compulsory sale, enforced sale, enforced selling-out, forced sale, sale by order of the court subst. (jus) foreclosure -
69 tvangssalg
subst. forced sale subst. compulsory sale -
70 tvangsslakting
subst. (jus) compulsory slaughter -
71 tvangssparing
subst. forced saving, involuntary saving, compulsory saving -
72 undervisningsplikt
subst. compulsory education, teaching load -
73 utleveringspålegg
subst. (jus) order for compulsory disclosure -
74 verneplikt
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compulsory — com·pul·so·ry /kəm pəl sə rē/ adj 1: required or compelled by law: mandatory obligatory compulsory arbitration compulsory insurance; specif: required to be brought or asserted in a pleading because of having arisen from the … Law dictionary
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compulsory — In ecclesiastical procedure, a compulsory is a kind of writ to compel the attendance of a witness, to undergo examination compulsory, adj Involuntary; forced; coerced by legal process or by force of statute @ compulsory attendance Refers to legal … Black's law dictionary
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