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1 geschäftsfähig
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2 geschäftsfähig
Adj. JUR., WIRTS. legally competent (to contract); voll / beschränkt geschäftsfähig with full / restricted legal capacity* * *ge|schạ̈fts|fä|higadj2) Firma, System able to function* * *ge·schäfts·fä·higbeschränkt/unbeschränkt \geschäftsfähig sein to have limited/unlimited legal competence [or capacity]* * *Adjektiv (Rechtsspr.) legally competent* * *voll/beschränkt geschäftsfähig with full/restricted legal capacity* * *Adjektiv (Rechtsspr.) legally competent -
3 geschäftsfähig
geschäftsfähig
of sane (sound) mind, legally competent (responsible), capable to act in law (of contracting), [legally] competent to contract;
• beschränkt geschäftsfähig responsible to a limited extent;
• nicht geschäftsfähig incompetent, incapable of acting in law;
• voll geschäftsfähig of full legal capacity;
• beschränkt geschäftsfähig sein (Minderjähriger) to be under a special disability;
• geschäftsfähig werden to cease to be under disability. -
4 geschäftsfähig
ge·schäfts·fä·hig adjlegally competent, competent to contract ( Brit)beschränkt/unbeschränkt \geschäftsfähig sein to have limited/unlimited legal competence -
5 Richter
m; -s, -; judge; Oberster Richter supreme judge; Herr Richter! Anrede: Your Lordship, Am. Your Honor; er ist Richter am Landgericht he is a judge at the regional (Land) court; zum Richter ernannt werden be appointed (a) judge ( oder called to the bench); jemanden vor den Richter bringen take s.o. to court; sich zum Richter machen ( oder aufwerfen) fig. set o.s. up in judg(e)ment; ( das Buch der) Richter BIBL. (the Book of) Judges* * *der Richterjudge; justice* * *Rịch|ter ['rɪçtɐ]1. m -s, -, Rich|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenjudgedie verfassungsrechtlich verankerte Garantie des gesetzlichen Richters — the constitutional right to a fair trial
die Richter — the Bench, the judiciary, the judges pl
die Karlsruher Richter — the judges of the Federal Constitutional Court
der höchste Richter (liter: = Gott) — the Supreme Judge
vor dem höchsten Richter stehen (liter: = vor Gott) — to stand before the Judgement Seat or the Throne of Judgement
* * *der1) (a public officer who hears and decides cases in a law court: The judge asked if the jury had reached a verdict.) judge2) (a judge.) justice* * *Rich·ter(in)<-s, ->[ˈrɪçtɐ]m(f) judgeer ist \Richter am Verwaltungsgericht he is a judge at the administrative court\Richter kraft Auftrags commissioned judge\Richter auf Lebenszeit judge for life\Richter auf Probe judge on probationehrenamtlicher \Richter lay judgeersuchter \Richter requested judgegesetzlicher \Richter legally competent judgevorsitzender \Richter presiding judge* * *der; Richters, Richter judgejemanden vor den Richter bringen — take somebody to court
* * *Oberster Richter supreme judge;er ist Richter am Landgericht he is a judge at the regional (Land) court;zum Richter ernannt werden be appointed (a) judge ( oder called to the bench);jemanden vor den Richter bringen take sb to court;aufwerfen) fig set o.s. up in judg(e)ment;(das Buch der) Richter BIBEL (the Book of) Judges* * *der; Richters, Richter judge* * *- m.judge n. -
6 richter
m; -s, -; judge; Oberster Richter supreme judge; Herr Richter! Anrede: Your Lordship, Am. Your Honor; er ist Richter am Landgericht he is a judge at the regional (Land) court; zum Richter ernannt werden be appointed (a) judge ( oder called to the bench); jemanden vor den Richter bringen take s.o. to court; sich zum Richter machen ( oder aufwerfen) fig. set o.s. up in judg(e)ment; ( das Buch der) Richter BIBL. (the Book of) Judges* * *der Richterjudge; justice* * *Rịch|ter ['rɪçtɐ]1. m -s, -, Rich|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenjudgedie verfassungsrechtlich verankerte Garantie des gesetzlichen Richters — the constitutional right to a fair trial
die Richter — the Bench, the judiciary, the judges pl
die Karlsruher Richter — the judges of the Federal Constitutional Court
der höchste Richter (liter: = Gott) — the Supreme Judge
vor dem höchsten Richter stehen (liter: = vor Gott) — to stand before the Judgement Seat or the Throne of Judgement
* * *der1) (a public officer who hears and decides cases in a law court: The judge asked if the jury had reached a verdict.) judge2) (a judge.) justice* * *Rich·ter(in)<-s, ->[ˈrɪçtɐ]m(f) judgeer ist \Richter am Verwaltungsgericht he is a judge at the administrative court\Richter kraft Auftrags commissioned judge\Richter auf Lebenszeit judge for life\Richter auf Probe judge on probationehrenamtlicher \Richter lay judgeersuchter \Richter requested judgegesetzlicher \Richter legally competent judgevorsitzender \Richter presiding judge* * *der; Richters, Richter judgejemanden vor den Richter bringen — take somebody to court
* * *…richter m im subst:Bezirksrichter district judge;Dorfrichter village judge;Militärrichter judge advocate (of a military court)* * *der; Richters, Richter judge* * *- m.judge n. -
7 vertragsfähig
vertragsfähig
able (capable) to contract, [legally] competent to contract.
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