declarer
German translation: der Erklärende
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| English to German translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) | ||||
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|  Selected response from: Michael Pauls Germany Local time: 02:18 | |||
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| 4 | die (unter Eid) aussagende Person |
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| 3 +1 | der Erklärende |
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| 4 | die/der Erschienene (zu 1.) |
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| 4 | der Versichernde (hier) |
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die (unter Eid) aussagende Person Explanation: Der "Aussagende" o. Ä. hört sich irgendwie merkwürdig an. |
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3 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1der Erklärende Explanation: And if you want to avoid "Der Erklärende erklärte vor einem ..." you can put: "Der Erklärende gab vor einem Beamten ... an, dass ..." HTH -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 mins (2004-08-03 10:08:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- sorry: should have been (der/die) Erklärende ... ;-) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 38 mins (2004-08-03 10:42:32 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- some links: Welche Irrtümer berechtigen nicht zur Anfechtung? Bei den nachfolgend genannten Irrtümern befindet sich der Erklärende zwar auch im Irrtum. ... http://www.internetratgeber-recht.de/Kaufrecht/ Anfechtung/anfechtung_kaufvertrag_2.htm or (real legalese ...) Beim Inhaltsirrtum ist der Erklärende bei der Abgabe der Erklärung über deren Inhalt im Irrtum (der Erklärende weiß zwar was er sagt, weiß aber nicht ... http://www.ratgeberrecht.de/worte/rw01399.html |
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die/der Erschienene (zu 1.) Explanation: In the texts from German notaries the persons appearing at the recording/authentication are almost always called "die Erschienenen@ which means "the persons appearing" (IMO). :) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs 21 mins (2004-08-03 12:25:41 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Even if the person \"declaring\" didn\'t appear before the notary, it might work in your context. |
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der Versichernde (hier) Explanation: The standard phrase in English is " I, xxx, declare/depose under oath ...". Under German law the common term is "eidesstattliche Versicherung" (= affidavit, declaration under oath) or "Versicherung an Eides statt" (= declaration in lieu of an oath"). The term "eidliche Erklärung" is also used. The declarer is the person making the declaration under oath who is "der Versichernde" (in analogy to "eidesstattliche Versicherung") or "der eidlich Erklärende". See here http://www.bmgs.bund.de/download/gesetze_web/sgb10/sgb10x023... Note that "Anmelder" is a possible translation of "declarer"/"declarant", but only appropriate in the context of "customs declarations". |
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