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1 суд надлежащей юрисдикции
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2 передаваться в суд надлежащей юрисдикции
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3 zuständig
Adj.1. Behörde etc.: relevant, appropriate; (befugt) competent; (verantwortlich) responsible; zuständiges Gericht court of competent jurisdiction; zuständige Stelle appropriate authority ( oder department); wenden Sie sich an die zuständige Stelle auch apply to the department ( oder authority) that deals with such matters; dafür bin ich nicht zuständig that’s not my responsibility ( oder job); keiner will zuständig sein nobody wants to take responsibility, everyone just passes the buck umg.* * *relevant; appropriate; competent; responsible* * *zu|stän|dig ['tsuːʃtɛndɪç]adj(= verantwortlich) responsible; (= entsprechend) Amt etc appropriate, relevant; (= Kompetenz habend) competent (form, JUR)dafür ist er zúständig — that's his responsibility
der dafür zúständige Beamte — the official responsible for or in charge of such matters
zúständig sein (Jur) — to have jurisdiction
in erster Instanz zúständig sein (Jur) — to have original jurisdiction
* * *zu·stän·dig[ˈtsu:ʃtɛndɪç]1. (verantwortlich) responsibleder \zuständige Beamte the official in chargeder dafür \zuständige Beamte the official responsible for [or in charge of] such mattersdafür ist er \zuständig that's his responsibilitydafür will keiner \zuständig gewesen sein nobody wants to own up responsibility for itdie \zuständige Behörde the proper [or form competent] authority▪ [für etw akk] \zuständig sein to be the competent office [for sth] form; JUR to have jurisdiction [in [or over] sth]* * *Adjektiv appropriate, proper, relevant <authority, office, etc.>[für etwas] zuständig sein — (verantwortlich) be responsible [for something]; (kompetent) be competent [to deal with something]; < court> have jurisdiction [in something]
* * *zuständig adjzuständiges Gericht court of competent jurisdiction;zuständige Stelle appropriate authority ( oder department);wenden Sie sich an die zuständige Stelle auch apply to the department ( oder authority) that deals with such matters;dafür bin ich nicht zuständig that’s not my responsibility ( oder job);keiner will zuständig sein nobody wants to take responsibility, everyone just passes the buck umg2. österr, ADMIN:nach Wien etczuständig sein have the right of domicile in Vienna etc* * *Adjektiv appropriate, proper, relevant <authority, office, etc.>[für etwas] zuständig sein — (verantwortlich) be responsible [for something]; (kompetent) be competent [to deal with something]; < court> have jurisdiction [in something]
* * *(für) adj.responsible (for) adj. adj.competent adj. -
4 compétent
compétent, e [kɔ̃petɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective* * *compétente kɔ̃petɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) ( qualifié) competent2) ( qui a l'autorité) [autorité] competent; [service] appropriatele tribunal de Rennes n'est pas compétent pour juger cette affaire — this case does not come within the jurisdiction of the Rennes court
* * *kɔ̃petɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj compétent, -e1) (= apte) competent, capable2) DROIT competent* * *compétent, compétente adj1 ( qualifié) competent; être compétent en la matière to be competent in the subject ou matter; être assez compétent pour faire to have the competence ou ability to do;2 ( qui a l'autorité) [autorité, préfet] competent; [administration, service] appropriate; tribunal compétent court of competent jurisdiction; le maire est seul compétent pour faire the mayor is the only one with the authority to do; le tribunal de Rennes n'est pas compétent pour juger cette affaire this case does not come within the jurisdiction of the Rennes court; remettre un dossier aux autorités compétentes to forward a file to the appropriate authorities ou to the authorities concerned.( féminin compétente) [kɔ̃petɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectifen cuisine, je suis assez compétente I'm quite a good cookcompétent en la matière [qui savent]: les gens compétents en la matière people who know about ou are conversant with (soutenu) this topicseul le maire est compétent en la matière [habilité] only the mayor is competent to act in this matter2. [approprié - service] relevant -
5 saisir
saisir [seziʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verba. ( = prendre) to take hold of ; ( = s'emparer de) to seizeb. [+ occasion, prétexte] to seizec. [+ nom, mot] to catch ; [+ explications] to grasp• tu saisis ? (inf) do you get what I mean?d. [peur] to grip ; [malaise] to come overe. [+ biens, documents, drogue, personne] to seizef. [+ juridiction] to refer a case to• la cour a été saisie de l'affaire or du dossier the case has been referred to the courtg. (en cuisant) [+ viande] to seal2. reflexive verb• se saisir de qch/qn to seize sth/sb* * *seziʀ
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1) ( prendre fermement) to grab [objet, personne, bras]saisir au vol — lit to catch [balle]; fig to jump at [affaire]
3) ( profiter de) to seize [occasion]‘affaire à saisir’ — ‘amazing bargain'
4) ( comprendre) to understandtu saisis? — (colloq) do you get it? (colloq)
5) ( entendre) to catch [bribes de conversation]6) ( s'emparer de) [émotion, froid] to grip [personne]7) ( impressionner) to strike [personne]8) ( confisquer) [police, douane] to seize [drogue]9) Droit to seize [biens]10) Informatique to capture [données]; to keyboard [texte]
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se saisir verbe pronominal* * *seziʀ vt1) (= prendre, agripper) to take hold of, to grab, fig, [occasion] to seize2) (= comprendre) to grasp3) (= entendre) to get, to catch4) [émotion] to take hold of, to come overêtre saisi de (= frappé de) [doute, panique, sentiment] — to be overcome with
5) INFORMATIQUE to key6) CUISINE, [viande] to seal7) DROIT, [biens, publication] to seize8) DROIT, ADMINISTRATION, [juridiction]* * *saisir verb table: finirA vtr1 ( prendre fermement) to seize, to grab [objet]; to grab [personne, bras]; saisir qn par le bras/la main/la manche/les cheveux to grab ou seize sb by the arm/the hand/the sleeve/the hair;2 ( attraper) [animal] to seize [proie]; saisir au vol lit to catch [balle]; fig to jump at [affaire]; ( prendre) to snatch [sth] up; ⇒ bond;3 ( profiter de) to seize [occasion]; elle saisira le moindre prétexte pour le renvoyer○ she'll use the slightest excuse to sack○ him; ‘affaire à saisir’ ‘amazing bargain';4 ( comprendre) to understand; il n'a pas l'air de saisir la gravité de la situation I don't think he understands how serious the situation is; tu saisis? do you understand?, do you get it○?;5 ( entendre) to catch [bribes de conversation];6 ( s'emparer de) [émotion, froid, envie, terreur] to grip [personne]; elle a été saisie par le froid en entrant dans l'eau she was gripped by the cold as she went into the water; elle a été saisie d'une envie de rire she was seized with a desire to laugh;7 ( impressionner) to strike [personne]; j'ai été saisi par leur maigreur I was struck by how thin they were; il a été saisi par la beauté du paysage he was struck by the beauty of the landscape;8 ( confisquer) [police, douane] to seize [drogue];9 Jur to seize, to distrain [biens]; saisir la justice to go to law; saisir la justice d'une affaire to refer ou submit a matter to a court; la Cour Suprême a été saisie de l'affaire the matter was referred to the Supreme Court;11 Culin to sear [viande].[sezir] verbe transitif[pour s'approprier] to snatchsaisir quelqu'un aux épaules to grab ou to grip somebody by the shoulderssaisir l'occasion de faire quelque chose to seize ou to grasp the opportunity to do somethingje n'ai pas su saisir ma chance I missed (out on) my chance, I didn't seize the opportunityelle a été saisie d'un malaise, un malaise l'a saisie she suddenly felt faint[tribunal] to submit ou to refer a case tola justice, saisie de l'affaire, annonce que... the judicial authorities, apprised of the case, have indicated that...————————se saisir de verbe pronominal plus préposition2. (soutenu) [étudier] to examine -
6 zuständig
zuständig adj 1. PERS in charge, responsible; 2. RECHT competent; having jurisdiction (courts) • zuständig für GEN in charge of • zuständig sein für GEN be in charge of* * *adj 1. < Person> in charge, responsible; 2. < Recht> competent, courts having jurisdiction ■ zuständig für < Geschäft> in charge of ■ zuständig sein für < Geschäft> be in charge of* * *zuständig
competent, (fachlich berechtigt) qualified, (gehörig) appertaining, (Gericht) competent, cognizant, (maßgebend) proper, appropriate, (verantwortlich) responsible, competent;
• nicht zuständig incompetent, not competent;
• sich in einer Sache für zuständig erklären to declare o. s. competent, to assume jurisdiction over a case;
• sich für nicht zuständig erklären to disclaim competence;
• für etw. zuständig sein to have charge of s. th. (s. th. under one’s umbrella), (Gericht) to have cognizance (jusrisdiction);
• ausschließlich zuständig sein to have exclusive jurisdiction in all cases;
• für die Berufung zuständig sein to have appellate jurisdiction;
• in erster Instanz zuständig sein to have original jurisdiction;
• zuständige Behörde competent (proper) authority;
• zuständiges Gericht competent court;
• zuständiger Gerichtsort venue;
• zuständiger Richter competent judge;
• von zuständiger Seite hören to be informed by experts;
• bei den zuständigen Stellen in responsible quarters. -
7 competente
competent( responsabile) appropriate* * *competente agg.1 ( esperto) competent, qualified; expert: persona competente, qualified person; è competente in materia di finanza, he is an expert in the field of finance2 (dir.) competent, cognizant: tribunale competente, competent (o cognizant) court (o court having jurisdiction); le corti ecclesiastiche non sono competenti a trattare questo caso, ecclesiastical courts are not competent to deal with this case◆ s.m. e f. expert; connoisseur: non direi che sia un competente, I would not say he is an expert in the matter.* * *[kompe'tɛnte] 1.1) (qualificato) [ persona] competent, capable, proficient, qualified2) dir. burocr. [autorità, ufficio] appropriate, authorized; [ corte] competent, cognizantessere competente per — [autorità, ufficio] to cover [area, regione]
3) (adeguato)2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile expert, specialist* * *competente/kompe'tεnte/1 (qualificato) [ persona] competent, capable, proficient, qualified; essere competente in materia to be expert on the subject2 dir. burocr. [autorità, ufficio] appropriate, authorized; [ corte] competent, cognizant; essere competente per [autorità, ufficio] to cover [area, regione]3 (adeguato) una mancia competente a suitable rewardII m. e f.expert, specialist. -
8 autorité
autorité [ɔtɔʀite]1. feminine noun2. plural feminine noun3. compounds► Autorité des marchés financiers ≈ Financial Services Authority (Brit), ≈ Securities and Exchange Commission (US)* * *otɔʀite1) ( domination) authority ( sur over)faire quelque chose d'autorité — ( de façon impérieuse) to do something decisively; ( sans consulter) to take it upon oneself to do something
2) ( ascendant) authorityfaire autorité — [personne] to be an authority (en, en matière de on); [ouvrage] to be authoritative
3) ( spécialiste) authority, expert* * *ɔtɔʀite nf* * *autorité nf1 ( domination) authority (sur over); exercer son autorité sur qn to exercise authority over sb; être sous l'autorité de qn to be under sb's authority; faire acte d'autorité to impose one's authority; de sa propre autorité on one's own authority; agir avec autorité to act decisively; faire qch d'autorité ( de façon impérieuse) to do sth decisively; ( sans consulter) to take it upon oneself to do sth; il a été désigné d'autorité comme porte-parole it has been decided that he will be appointed as a spokesman;2 ( ascendant) authority; avoir de l'autorité sur qn to have influence ou authority over sb; il n'a aucune autorité sur ses enfants/élèves he has no control over his children/pupils; faire autorité [personne] to be an authority (en, en matière de on); [ouvrage] to be authoritative; parler avec autorité de qch to speak authoritatively on sth;3 ( spécialiste) authority, expert;4 Admin ( pouvoir établi) authority; ( personnel) les autorités the authorities; défier l'autorité to defy authority; les autorités françaises/monétaires the French/monetary authorities;5 Jur jurisdiction; territoire soumis à or placé sous l'autorité de territory within the jurisdiction of; placer qch sous l'autorité de to place sth under the authority of [ministère, conseil]; l'autorité de la loi the force of the law; l'autorité de la chose jugée Jur res judicata; par autorité de justice by order of the court.autorité parentale parental authority.[otɔrite] nom fémininavoir de l'autorité sur quelqu'un to be in ou to have authority over somebodyêtre sous l'autorité de quelqu'un to be ou to come under somebody's authoritya. [droits] parental rightsb. [devoirs] parental responsibilities2. [fermeté] authority3. [compétence] authorityc'est une autorité en matière de... he's an authority ou expert on...l'autorité, les autorités those in authority, the authoritiesl'autorité militaire/religieuse the military/religious authorityun agent ou représentant de l'autorité an official[police]————————d'autorité locution adverbialed'autorité, j'ai décidé de fermer la bibliothèque le mercredi I decided on my own authority to close the library on Wednesdays
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