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1 Urkunde
Urkunde f (Urk.) 1. FIN certificate, cert., instrument; 2. PAT, RECHT, ADMIN certificate, cert., instrument, legal document; deed (Grundstück, beurkundeter Vertrag)* * *f (Urk.) 1. < Finanz> certificate (cert.), instrument; 2. <Patent, Recht, Verwalt> certificate (cert.), instrument, legal document, Grundstück, beurkundeter Vertrag deed* * *Urkunde
(Beleg) record, voucher, (Beweismittel) evidence, proof, (Beweisurkunde) written instrument, [instrument in] writing, title deed, (Dokument) document, deed, copy, paper, certificate, diploma, (Satzung) statute, charter, licence;
• amtliche Urkunde public document;
• ausgefüllte Urkunde complete instrument;
• ausländische, öffentliche Urkunde foreign document;
• begebbare Urkunde negotiable instrument;
• beglaubigte Urkunde certified (exemplified) copy, authentic instrument, confirmed (authenticated) document (US);
• beizubringende Urkunden documents required;
• eingetragene Urkunde perfect instrument;
• gefälschte Urkunde fabricated (forged) document;
• abhanden gekommene Urkunde lost document;
• öffentlichen Glauben genießende Urkunde official document;
• gesiegelte Urkunde specialty, sheepskin (sl.);
• gültige Urkunde effective (valid) instrument;
• notarielle Urkunde document drawn up before a notary, notarial deed;
• öffentliche (öffentlich-rechtliche) Urkunde official document;
• privatschriftliche Urkunde private deed;
• rechtserhebliche Urkunde relevant document;
• rechtsgültige Urkunde valid (good, title) deed;
• übertragbare Urkunde assignable (negotiable) instrument;
• ungültige Urkunde document that is not in [legal] order;
• unterschriftsbedürftige Urkunde signable document;
• unvollständige Urkunde irregular document, imperfect title;
• verfälschte Urkunde forged (false) instrument;
• verlegte Urkunde lost paper;
• Urkunde über die Gewährung von Zahlungsaufschub letter of licence;
• Urkunde abändern to alter an instrument;
• Urkunde aufsetzen to draw [up] a deed (document), to engross a document;
• Urkunde ausfertigen to extend a deed;
• Urkunde in doppelter Ausfertigung ausstellen to make out a document in duplicate;
• Urkunde einem Exposé beifügen to append a document to a dossier;
• Urkunde berichtigen to reform an instrument (US);
• Urkunde beseitigen to destroy (make away with) a document;
• Urkunde zu den Prozessakten einreichen to enter a document into the records;
• Urkunde eintragen to register (record) a deed;
• Urkunde formgerecht errichten to settle a document;
• Urkunde hinterlegen to place an instrument in escrow, to lodge a document;
• Urkunde vom Notar aufnehmen lassen to register a deed;
• Urkunde beglaubigen lassen to have a document authenticated;
• Urkunde ungültig machen to frustrate a deed;
• Urkunde zu den Akten nehmen to place a document on record, to file a document;
• Urkunde in gerichtliche Verwahrung nehmen to impound a document;
• Urkunden offen legen to disclose documents;
• Urkunden paraphieren to initial documents;
• Urkunde siegeln to seal a deed, to affix a seal to a document;
• Urkunden seinem Anwalt übergeben to deposit papers with one’s lawyer;
• Urkunde unterfertigen (unterzeichnen) to execute a legal document, to affix one’s signature to a document;
• auf der Rückseite einer Urkunde vermerken to endorse a document;
• Urkunden verwahren to keep papers in one’s possession;
• Urkunden vorlegen to tender documents;
• Urkunde als Beweismaterial zulassen to invoke a paper into court.
siegeln, Urkunde
to seal a document.
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