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1 Testament
Testament n RECHT will, testament • ohne Testament RECHT intestate* * ** * *Testament
testament, last will, devise, (letztwillige Verfügung) testamentary paper (instrument);
• kraft Testamentes by will;
• später abgefasstes Testament later will;
• anfechtbares Testament flaw in a will;
• nicht beglaubigtes Testament unattested will;
• notariell beglaubigtes Testament notarial will, secret (closed) testament;
• Berliner Testament [etwa] double will;
• eigenhändiges Testament holographic will (testament);
• mündlich und vor Zeugen errichtetes Testament nuncupative will;
• notariell errichtetes Testament notarial will;
• ordnungsgemäß errichtetes Testament properly executed will;
• in zwei Urschriften errichtetes Testament duplicate will;
• formloses Testament privileged (informal) will;
• gefälschtes Testament surreptitious will;
• verloren gegangenes Testament lost will;
• gegenseitiges Testament double (counter, reciprocal, mutual) will, mutual testament;
• geheimes [notariell errichtetes] Testament mystic (closed) will;
• eigenhändig geschriebenes (handschriftliches) Testament holographic testament (will);
• gültiges Testament genuine (valid) will;
• jüngeres Testament later will;
• ungültiges Testament invalid will;
• untergeschobenes Testament forged will;
• verschlossenes Testament sealed will;
• widerrufenes Testament cancelled will;
• [jederzeit] widerrufliches Testament ambulatory will;
• Testament zugunsten der Familie officious will;
• Testament gerichtlich abändern to vary the terms of a will;
• Testament anfechten to dispute (contest, oppose) a will;
• Testament aufheben (Gericht) to revoke a will;
• unvollständiges Testament auslegen to construe an unskilfully drawn will;
• j. in seinem Testament bedenken to mention (include, remember) s. o. in one’s will;
• j. bei der Abfassung seines Testaments beeinflussen to use undue influence with the maker of a will;
• Gültigkeit eines Testaments bestreiten to dispute (contest) a will;
• Gültigkeit eines Testaments beweisen to establish a disputed will;
• Testament für kraftlos (ungültig) erklären to invalidate a will;
• Testament eröffnen to open (read out) a will;
• Testament errichten to make a will;
• notarielles Testament errichten to register a will;
• rechtsgültiges Testament errichten to execute a will;
• Testament fälschen to fabricate a will;
• Testament hinterlegen to deposit a will;
• widerrufenes Testament wieder aufleben lassen to revive a will;
• Testament durch das Nachlassgericht eröffnen lassen to have a will proved;
• sein Testament machen to write (make) one’s will, to put one’s affairs in order;
• Gültigkeit eines bestrittenen Testaments nachweisen to establish a disputed will;
• ohne ein Testament zu hinterlassen sterben to die intestate (without making a will);
• Testament umstoßen to revoke a will;
• Testament unterschieben to forge a will;
• Testament unterschlagen (unterdrücken, verheimlichen) to suppress a will;
• jem. im Testament 1000 Dollar vermachen to have s. o. down in one’s will for 1000 Dollars;
• Testament vollstrecken to carry out the provisions of a will;
• gefälschtes Testament vorlegen to produce a forged will;
• Testament zur Bestätigung (zwecks Erbscheinerteilung) vorlegen to admit a will to probate, to propound a will;
• in einem Testament bedacht werden to benefit by a will;
• Testament widerrufen to cancel (countermand, revoke) a will. -
2 ordnungsgemäß errichtetes Testament
ordnungsgemäß errichtetes Testament
properly executed willBusiness german-english dictionary > ordnungsgemäß errichtetes Testament
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3 Aufstand
m (Revolution) revolution; (Revolte) revolt, rebellion; einer Gruppe, Klasse etc.: uprising, insurrection; (Putsch) putsch; bes. von Soldaten, Matrosen: mutiny; (Ausschreitung) riot; einen Aufstand machen; umg., fig. make ( oder kick up) a fuss; mach hier keinen Aufstand! don’t get all het up ( oder aerated)!; das wird einen Aufstand geben umg., fig. all hell will break loose* * *der Aufstandrebellion; revolt; uprising; insurgence; insurgency; insurrection; riot; rising* * *Auf|standmrebellion, revoltim Áúfstand — in rebellion or revolt
den Áúfstand proben (fig) — to flex one's muscles
* * *der1) (a rebellion: The king executed those who took part in the rising.) rising2) (a rebellion or revolt: The Hungarian uprising was quickly suppressed.) uprising* * *Auf·standeinen \Aufstand niederschlagen to quell [or put down] a rebelliondas wird einen \Aufstand geben! (fam: Unruhe geben) there'll be trouble!; (Ärger geben) there'll be hell to pay! famim \Aufstand sein to be in [a state of] rebellion [or revolt]den \Aufstand proben (fam) to flex one's muscles* * *der rebellion; revolt* * *Aufstand m (Revolution) revolution; (Revolte) revolt, rebellion; einer Gruppe, Klasse etc: uprising, insurrection; (Putsch) putsch; besonders von Soldaten, Matrosen: mutiny; (Ausschreitung) riot;das wird einen Aufstand geben umg, fig all hell will break loose* * *der rebellion; revolt* * *-¨e m.insurgence n.insurrection n.rebellion n.revolt n. -
4 öffentliches Testament
Testament n: öffentliches Testament n notarial will (will executed in presence of, and recorded by notary public) -
5 Dorftestament
Dorf·tes·ta·mentnt JUR last will executed before a village mayor -
6 Gemeindetestament
Ge·mein·de·tes·ta·mentnt JUR last will executed before the mayor
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