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derde-gearresteerde

English translation: (E&W prev.) garnishee; (now) third-party debtor


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Dutch term or phrase:derde-gearresteerde
English translation:(E&W prev.) garnishee; (now) third-party debtor
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21:21 Sep 5, 2009
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Law/Patents - Law (general) / sequestration
Dutch term or phrase: derde-gearresteerde
het betreft een bank die wordt opgelegd om conservatoir beslag te leggen op alle tegoeden enz. die een zekere schuldenaar bij die bank mocht hebben. De bank wordt beschreven als derde-gearresteerde
Geale de Vries
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Local time: 12:51
(E&W prev.) garnishee; (now) third-party debtor
Explanation:
Garnishee esp. if a bank, as here, running the judgment debtor's account.

Third-party debtor has, for 10 years now, been the new E&W civil justice reform terminology and is usually found in third-party debtor orders - not a real improvement to understanding a garnishee order.
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(E&W prev.) garnishee; (now) third-party debtor


Explanation:
Garnishee esp. if a bank, as here, running the judgment debtor's account.

Third-party debtor has, for 10 years now, been the new E&W civil justice reform terminology and is usually found in third-party debtor orders - not a real improvement to understanding a garnishee order.



    Reference: http://www.proz.com/kudoz/dutch_to_english/law_general/24396...
    Reference: http://www.justice.gov.uk/civil/procrules_fin/contents/parts...
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