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1 Verletzung
Verletzung f 1. RECHT violation, breach infringement (Urheberrecht); 2. PAT infringement, violation; 3. PERS injury, harm (Körper) • in Verletzung von GEN in violation of* * *f 1. < Recht> violation, breach Urheberrecht infringement; 2. < Patent> infringement, violation; 3. < Person> Körper injury, harm ■ in Verletzung von < Geschäft> in violation of--------: von allen anderen Einwirkungen unabhängige Verletzung< Versich> Krankenversicherung injury independent of all other means* * *Verletzung
injury, wound, hurt, violence, (Beschädigung) damage, (Überschreitung) infraction, (Vertrag) violation, transgression, breach;
• unter Verletzung von in contravention of;
• einklagbare Verletzung private injury;
• geringfügige Verletzungen minor injuries;
• offenkundige Verletzung public infringement;
• schadenersatzerhöhende Verletzungen aggravation of the disability;
• schwere Verletzung serious injury;
• tödliche Verletzung fatal injury;
• unfallbedingte Verletzung sudden or violent injury;
• Verletzung der Amtspflicht official misconduct, malfeasance, malversation;
• Verletzung der vorvertraglichen Anzeigepflicht (Versicherung) non-disclosure;
• Verletzung des Berufsgeheimnisses breach of professional secrecy;
• Verletzung der Bestimmungen des Kartellgesetzes Antitrust Act Violation (US);
• Verletzung der Börsenvorschriften trading violations;
• Verletzung der Datensicherheit (Internet) infringement of data security;
• Verletzung der Garantiehaftung break of warranty;
• Verletzung eines Gebrauchsmusters infringement of registered design (Br.);
• Verletzung der Geheimhaltungspflicht breach of confidence;
• Verletzung eines Gesetzes infraction (breach) of a law;
• [anhaltende] Verletzung der bürgerlichen Grundrechte [persistent] violation of basic rights (the rights of a citizen);
• Verletzung des gemeinschaftlichen Grundrechts auf gleiches Entgelt infringement of the basic Community right to equal pay;
• Verletzung der Intimsphäre invasion of s. one’s privacy, violation of privacy;
• Verletzung des Luftraums violation of airspace;
• Verletzung eines Patents infringement of a patent right;
• Verletzung von Pflichten (Europäischer Gerichtshof) non-compliance with obligations;
• Verletzung der zugesicherten Qualitätsgarantie quality-assurance violation;
• Verletzung von jds. Rechten encroachment on s. one’s rights;
• Verletzung der Sorgfaltspflicht lack of care;
• Verletzung der gesetzlich vorgeschriebenen Sorgfaltspflicht negligence in law, statutory negligence (US);
• Verletzung der Treuepflicht breach of trust;
• Verletzung des Umweltrechts violation of environmental laws;
• Verletzung durch einen Unfall accidental injury, injury caused by accident;
• vorsätzliche Verletzung der Unterhaltspflicht wilful neglect to provide reasonable maintenance (Br.), nonsupport (US);
• Verletzung des Urheberrechts infringement of copyright;
• Verletzung einer Verkehrsvorschrift moving (Br.) (traffic, US) violation;
• Verletzung eines Vertrages infringement (violation, breaking) of a contract;
• Verletzung der Vertragsautonomie impairment of contracts;
• Verletzung der Vorfahrt violation of the right of way;
• Verletzung von Warenzeichenrechten infringement of trademarks;
• Verletzung einer vertraglichen Zusicherung breach of warranty;
• Verletzung eines Vertrages feststellen to set up the breach. -
2 Gütergleis
Gütergleis
goods line (Br.);
• Güterhalle goods depot (Br.), freight shed (US);
• Güterhof goods (Br.) (freight, US) yard;
• Güter- und Dienstleistungskäufe purchase of goods and services;
• Güterkopfstation freight terminal;
• Güterkraftverkehr truckage (Br.), road haulage (transport, Br.), haulers (hauliers, Br.) and carterers;
• Güterkraftverkehrsunternehmen road haulage company;
• Güterkreislauf circular flow of goods;
• Güterladeplatz platform, landing stage;
• Güterladeraum loading space;
• Güterlagerung freight storage;
• Güter- und Dienstleistungen real resources;
• Gütermakler estate (Br.) (land, US) agent, land jobber, realtor (US);
• beförderte Gütermenge density of freight;
• künstlich erzeugte Güternachfrage factitious demand for goods;
• komplementäre Güternachfrage complementary demand;
• Güternahverkehr short-distance (-haul) freight traffic (US), short hauls (US);
• Güterniederlage freight (US) (goods, Br.) depot;
• Güterproduktion production of goods;
• eheliches Güterrecht matrimonial regime (US);
• immaterielle Güterrechte incorporeal rights;
• vertragsmäßiges Güterrecht contractual regime (US);
• vorehelicher Güterrechtsvertrag antenuptial marriage agreement;
• Güterschnellzug rattler (sl.);
• Güterschuppen goods depot (loft, Br.), freight house (shed) (US), warehouse (US);
• Gütersendung consignment;
• Güterspediteur freight forwarder (US), common carrier (US), haulage contractor;
• Güterspedition common carrier, trucking agency (company) (US), haulage-contracting business;
• Güterspeicher goods loft (shed) (Br.), freight (US) (goods, Br.) depot, warehouse (US), freight shed (US);
• Güterspekulant land jobber;
• Güterspekulation land jobbing;
• gesetzlicher Güterstand (Ehe) statutory regime (US);
• vertraglich vereinbarter Güterstand contractual regime (US);
• Güterstrom stream (flow) of goods, real flow;
• Gütertarif goods tariff (Br.), railroad freight (US) (goods, Br.) rates, railroad charges (US), railway (Br.) (freight, US) tariff, (bevorzugter Luftfrachttarif) commodity rates (US);
• Gütertonnage freight tonnage. -
3 Mutterschutz
Mutterschutz m statutory protection of rights of (working) mother -
4 Tendenzbetrieb
Tendenzbetrieb m ≈ enterprise not subject to statutory requirements of employee representation rights e.g. charity, church organization, political group -
5 Versorgungsausgleich
Versorgungsausgleich m ≈ statutory equalization of pension benefit rights (upon dissolution of marriage)
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