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1 Einspruch
m auch JUR. objection ( gegen to); JUR. (Berufung) appeal (against); Patentrecht: opposition (to); Einspruch erheben oder einlegen raise an objection ( gegen to), object (to); JUR. (file an) appeal (against); ich erhebe Einspruch! I object!; JUR. objection!* * *der Einspruchprotest; caveat; appeal; veto; objection* * *Ein|spruchmobjection (AUCH JUR)gegen etw Éínspruch erheben — to object to sth, to raise an objection to sth
ich erhebe Éínspruch! (Jur) — objection!
Éínspruch abgelehnt! (Jur) — objection overruled!
(dem) Éínspruch (wird) stattgegeben! (Jur) — objection sustained!
* * ** * *Ein·spruchm1. (Protest) objection\Einspruch! objection![ich erhebe] \Einspruch, Euer Ehren! objection, Your Honour!einem \Einspruch stattgeben to uphold [or allow] an objectiondem \Einspruch wird stattgegeben! objection sustained!einen \Einspruch nicht gelten lassen to overrule an objection\Einspruch abgelehnt! objection overruled![gegen etw akk] \Einspruch einlegen gegen Entscheidung, Urteil to appeal [or lodge an appeal] [against sth]einen \Einspruch verwerfen to reject [or disallow] an appeal* * *[gegen etwas] Einspruch einlegen/erheben — raise an objection [to something]; (gegen Urteil, Entscheidung) lodge an appeal [against something]
* * *einlegen raise an objection (gegen to), object (to); JUR (file an) appeal (against);ich erhebe Einspruch! I object!; JUR objection!* * *der (bes. Rechtsw.) objection; (gegen Urteil, Entscheidung) appeal[gegen etwas] Einspruch einlegen/erheben — raise an objection [to something]; (gegen Urteil, Entscheidung) lodge an appeal [against something]
* * *m.plea n.protest n.veto n. -
2 Einspruch
Einspruch m 1. PAT opposition, appeal, caveat; 2. RECHT objection • dem Einspruch wird nicht stattgegeben RECHT objection overruled • dem Einspruch wird stattgegeben RECHT objection sustained • Einspruch erheben 1. GEN put a veto on, raise an objection, lodge an appeal (Veto einlegen); 2. RECHT raise an objection (gegen etwas) • Einspruch erheben gegen GEN oppose sth • Einspruch stattgeben RECHT sustain an objection* * *m 1. < Patent> opposition, appeal, caveat; 2. < Recht> objection ■ dem Einspruch wird nicht stattgegeben < Recht> objection overruled ■ dem Einspruch wird stattgegeben < Recht> objection sustained ■ Einspruch erheben 1. < Geschäft> Veto einlegen put a veto on, raise an objection, lodge an appeal; 2. < Recht> gegen etwas raise an objection ■ Einspruch erheben gegen < Geschäft> oppose sth ■ Einspruch stattgeben < Recht> sustain an objection* * *Einspruch
objection, veto, caveat, protest[action], appeal, (Beschwerde) reclamation;
• im Fall eines Einspruchs in case of opposition;
• Einspruch gegen eine Einkommensteuerveranlagung income-tax appeal;
• Einspruch gegen zu hohe Einschätzung (Firmenwert) rating appeal;
• Einspruch gegen eine Patentanmeldung (Patenterneuerung) caveat;
• Einspruch aufrechterhalten to sustain a demurrer;
• Einspruch nicht beachten to take no notice of an objection;
• Einspruch einlegen to [enter in a] caveat;
• Einspruch gegen die Entlastung eines Gemeinschuldners einlegen to file an objection to a bankrupt’s discharge;
• gegen eine Entscheidung des Finanzamtes Einspruch einlegen to appeal against a decision of the Inland Revenue;
• Einspruch beim Finanzamt gegen zu hohe Veranlagung einlegen to make representations to the Inspector of Taxes about an excessive assessment;
• Einspruch gegen einen Steuerbescheid einlegen to appeal against a tax assessment;
• Einspruch erheben to raise (lodge, enter) a protest (an objection);
• Einspruch gegen eine Entscheidung erheben to appeal against a decision;
• Einspruch für unbegründet halten to regard an appeal as being without merits;
• einem Einspruch stattgeben to uphold (allow) an objection;
• Einspruch übergehen to override a veto, to brush aside an objection;
• über einen Einspruch gegen eine Einkommensteuererklärung verhandeln to hear an appeal against an income-tax assessment;
• Einspruch zurückweisen to overrule an objection. -
3 Einspruch
Ein·spruch m1) ( Protest) objection2) jur objection;\Einspruch! objection!;\Einspruch abgelehnt! objection overruled!;dem \Einspruch wird stattgegeben! objection sustained!;ich erhebe \Einspruch, Euer Ehren! objection, Your Honour!;[gegen etw akk] \Einspruch einlegen gegen Entscheidung, Urteil to appeal [or lodge an appeal] [against sth]
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