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German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) | |||||||
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na | Beschwerdeführerin = complainant, appellant, petitioner |
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na | complainant |
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na | Bf = Beschwerdeführerin = Appellant |
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na | plaintiff |
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Beschwerdeführerin = complainant, appellant, petitioner Explanation: Is your appellant or complainant a company (Gesellschaft)? That would explain the feminine gender as well as would a female complainant.. Kirchner, Abk�rzungsverzeichnis der Rechtssprache Romain, Dictionary of Legal and Commercial Terms |
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