property

German translation: see explanation

16:11 Jul 26, 2001
English to German translations [Non-PRO]
Law/Patents
English term or phrase: property
in divorce petition
7. that there have been no previous proceedings in this Honourable Court or elsewhere in relation to the said marriage or between the Petitioner and Respondent with reference to any property of either or both of them
Question: 1. "Honourable Court ", is this word means " this court which I respect. " or it equal to the word " Supreme court "
2. "property" means " the money , home , or other valuable " or " the characteristic or property of these two person "
Thanks
Thai Translation
Local time: 18:53
German translation:see explanation
Explanation:
Your first definition was right in both cases:

1. Honourable Court is just a polite way of referring to the court in question, so your description was very accurate.

2. property means the belongings - money, house, car etc. of the person.
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Julia Gal
Local time: 13:53
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I'm sorry for mat , but I forgot to add the words " plz explain it in English"
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naEigentum
Mats Wiman
nasee explanation
Julia Gal
na!
Julia Gal


  

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4 mins
Eigentum


Explanation:
contains all what 'property' covers


    13 years in Germany
Mats Wiman
Sweden
Local time: 13:53
Native speaker of: Native in SwedishSwedish
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11 mins
see explanation


Explanation:
Your first definition was right in both cases:

1. Honourable Court is just a polite way of referring to the court in question, so your description was very accurate.

2. property means the belongings - money, house, car etc. of the person.

Julia Gal
Local time: 13:53
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in FrenchFrench
PRO pts in pair: 3
Grading comment
I'm sorry for mat , but I forgot to add the words " plz explain it in English"
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51 mins
!


Explanation:
you should really be posting these questions under English > English, rather than German.

That's probably why you got a few strange answers...

Julia Gal
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PRO pts in pair: 3
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