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1 арест
сущ.arrest; detention; (денежного вклада и т.п.) attachment; (груза, товара) arrest; attachment; seizure; sequestration; ( имущества должника у третьего лица) garnishmentбыть (находиться) под арестом — to be held in custody; be under arrest
налагать (производить) арест — to arrest; commit to (take into) custody; detain; effect (make) an arrest; place under arrest; (на денежный вклад и т.п.) to attach; ( на имущество в обеспечение долга) to arrest; attach; distrain; distress; seize; sequestrate
отменять наложение ареста на имущество — to call back / off (lift, reverse, revoke, set aside) attachment (seizure / sequestration of property)
содержать под арестом — to hold in custody; keep under arrest
ордер на арест — arrest warrant; warrant of arrest
понятой при аресте — arrest witness; witness of arrest
пострадавший от незаконного ареста или содержания под стражей — victim of unlawful arrest or detention
снятие ареста — ( с имущества) release from attachment
- арест за хранение наркотиковарест по ордеру, арест по по приказу судьи — arrest by a warrant
- арест имущества
- арест на законном основании
- арест по обвинению
- арест по подозрению
- арест по сфабрикованному обвинению
- домашний арест
- законный арест
- незаконный арест
- предварительный арест
- произвольный арест
- санкционированный арест
- строгий арест
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