05:22 Sep 17, 2000 |
German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Elisabeth Moser United States Local time: 07:14 | ||||||
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na | Debt Collection Office |
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na | see below |
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Debt Collection Office Explanation: Actually, I found "Betreibungs- und Konkursamt" in my financial dictionary: Debt Collection and Bankrupcy Office (a municipal department). So I would say it is an audit by the Debt Collectio Office to determine wether the company has been sued. HTH, Eva |
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see below Explanation: betreiben=swiss jur. a) (Schuldner) enforce payment from b)(Forderung) collect Betreibung=swiss jur. (einer Forderung) collection There is no equivalent in the US for this. There you can check or have checked records at the court house, which is in your jurisdiction or the jurisdiction of the person/entity you want to check. Most lawsuits/all real estate transactions are public record there for anyone to see. However, if one has a lien/lost a suit somewhere else, you would have not way of knowing it. TWR, Equifax etc. get court reports and any tax liens/IRS liens reported and so, this is also a venue to check for such things. But it is all in private hands and no official government office exists for that purpose. The office de poursuites is to my knowledge--also here in Quebec--the department at the courthouse, where you check whether or not any legal proceedings are filed against anyone. Good luck, Lis Muret-Sanders, Collins Robert |
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