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1 Klage
f; -, -n2. (Beschwerde) complaint; ( keinen) Grund zur Klage haben have (no) cause ( oder grounds) for complaint; über jemanden / etw. Klage führen lodge a complaint about s.o. / s.th.3. JUR. suit, action; Klage erheben gegen file a suit against, sue ( wegen for); eine Klage auf Schadenersatz an action for damages; siehe auch Anklage* * *die Klage(Beschwerde) complaint;(Wehklage) plaint; lament;(strafrechtlich) charge;(zivilrechtlich) action; suit; plaint* * *Kla|ge ['klaːgə]f -, -n1) (= Beschwerde) complaintKlágen (über jdn/etw) vorbringen — to make complaints (about sb/sth)
um, über +acc for); (= Klagelaut) plaintive cryGrund zu Klágen or zur Kláge — reason for complaint or to complain
3) (JUR) (im Zivilrecht) action, suit; (im Strafrecht) charge, action; (= Scheidungsklage) petition, action; (= Klageschrift, Wortlaut) (im Strafrecht) charge; (im Zivilrecht) charge, plainteine Kláge gegen jdn einreichen or erheben — to institute proceedings against sb
eine Kláge abweisen — to reject a charge
über eine Kláge entscheiden — to reach a decision on a charge
eine Kláge auf etw (acc) — an action for sth
öffentliche Kláge — criminal charge
* * *1) (a legal case: He brought an action for divorce against his wife.) action2) ((an) act of lamenting: the lamentations of the widow.) lamentation3) (a poem or piece of music which laments something: This song is a lament for those killed in battle.) lament4) (a show of grief, regret etc: I'm not going to sit listening to her laments all day.) lament5) ((a statement of one's) dissatisfaction: The customer made a complaint about the lack of hygiene in the food shop.) complaint* * *Kla·ge<-, -n>[ˈkla:gə]f▪ \Klage um jdn/etw lamentations for sb/sth2. (Beschwerde) complaintein berechtigter Grund zur \Klage reasonable grounds for complaintdass mir keine \Klagen kommen! (fam) don't let me hear any complaints [about you]!3. JUR action, lawsuit, charge, indictmenteine \Klage ist zulässig an action lies\Klage einer Gruppe class action\Klage aus einer Schuldurkunde/aus fremdem Recht debenture/derivative action\Klage auf Feststellung der Unwirksamkeit einer Kündigung action for wrongful dismissal\Klage wegen Vertragsverletzung action for breach of contracteine \Klage auf Schadenersatz a claim for compensationschikanöse \Klage vexatious proceedingsunzulässige \Klage inadmissible actioneine \Klage abweisen to dismiss a suit [or an action]eine \Klage [gegen jdn] anstrengen to file a suit [or bring an action] [against sb]eine \Klage [gegen jdn] einreichen to institute [legal] proceedings [against sb], to bring [or enter] [or file] an action [against sb], to take legal action [against sb]eine \Klage fallen lassen/zurückziehen to drop/withdraw an action[bei jdm] über jdn/etw \Klage führen to make [or lodge] a complaint [with sb] [or complain [to sb]] about sb/sth[über jdn/etw] \Klagen vorbringen to make complaints [or complain] [about sb/sth]* * *die; Klage, Klagen1) (aus Trauer) lamentation; lament; (wegen Schmerzen) complaint2) (Beschwerde) complaintkeinen Grund zur Klage geben/haben — give/have no grounds pl. or reason for complaint
bei jemandem über jemanden/etwas Klage führen — make a complaint to somebody or lodge a complaint with somebody about somebody/something
[öffentliche] Klage gegen jemanden einreichen/erheben — bring an action against somebody; institute [criminal] proceedings against somebody
* * *um for)2. (Beschwerde) complaint;über jemanden/etwas Klage führen lodge a complaint about sb/sth3. JUR suit, action;Klage erheben gegen file a suit against, sue (wegen for);* * *die; Klage, Klagen1) (aus Trauer) lamentation; lament; (wegen Schmerzen) complaint2) (Beschwerde) complaintkeinen Grund zur Klage geben/haben — give/have no grounds pl. or reason for complaint
bei jemandem über jemanden/etwas Klage führen — make a complaint to somebody or lodge a complaint with somebody about somebody/something
[öffentliche] Klage gegen jemanden einreichen/erheben — bring an action against somebody; institute [criminal] proceedings against somebody
* * *-n f.complaint n.lament n.lamentation n.sorrow n. -
2 Vertretbarkeit
Vertretbarkeit f 1. BÖRSE, FIN fungibility; 2. GEN, RECHT justifiability, reasonable grounds for an action* * *f 1. <Börse, Finanz> fungibility; 2. <Geschäft, Recht> justifiability -
3 Klage
Kla·ge <-, -n> [ʼkla:gə] f\Klage um jdn/ etw lamentations for sb/sth2) ( Beschwerde) complaint;ein berechtigter Grund zur \Klage reasonable grounds for complaint;dass mir keine \Klagen kommen! ( fam) don't let me hear any complaints [about you]!3) jur [legal] action, suit;[über jdn/etw] \Klagen vorbringen to make complaints [or complain] [about sb/sth];[bei jdm] über jdn/etw \Klage führen to make [or lodge] a complaint [with sb] [or complain [to sb]] about sb/sth;eine \Klage [gegen jdn] einreichen to institute [legal] proceedings [against sb], to bring [or enter] [or file] an action [against sb], to take legal action [against sb];eine \Klage [gegen jdn] anstrengen to file a suit [or bring an action] [against sb];eine \Klage abweisen to dismiss a suit [or an action];eine \Klage auf etw akk an action for sth;eine \Klage auf Schadenersatz a claim for compensation -
4 Tatverdacht
m suspicion (of a criminal act); unter ( dringendem) Tatverdacht stehen be under suspicion (be a prime suspect); mit Ergänzung: be (strongly) suspected (zu + Inf. of + Ger.)* * *Tat|ver|dachtmsuspicion (of having committed a crime)unter Tátverdacht stehen — to be under suspicion
* * *Tat·ver·dachtm suspiciones besteht \Tatverdacht there are grounds for suspiciondringender/hinreichender \Tatverdacht strong/reasonable suspicion of an offenceunter [dringendem] \Tatverdacht stehen (geh) to be under [strong] suspicion* * *Tatverdacht m suspicion (of a criminal act);unter (dringendem) Tatverdacht stehen be under suspicion (be a prime suspect); mit Ergänzung: be (strongly) suspected (zu +inf of +ger) -
5 Begründetheit
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