04:47 Jun 4, 2001 |
German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Finance (general) | ||||
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distress allowance Explanation: .. observing the distress allowance... Cassels de<>en dictionary+MW |
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limit of exemption from execution Explanation: from Romain's Dictionary of legal and commercial terms. HTH |
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limits exempt from seizure Explanation: up to this amount no seizure can be made Zahn, Bank- und B�rsenwesen |
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protected earnings rate Explanation: Although Romain suggests otherwise, "Pfaendungsfreigrenze" in English is simply "protected earnings rate". see e.g. Dietl/Lorenz, Dictionary of Legal, Commercial and Political Terms |
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attachment threshold/ garnishment threshold Explanation: You would have to reorganise your sentence slightly but how about “attachment threshold" or "garnishment threshold” (although I quite like the suggestion 'protected earnings rate' as well) - attachment threshold as per EU speak: “LOHNPFÄNDUNG ATTACHMENT OF EARNINGS …Consequently, although attachment of earnings is possible as a general principle, employees must be left with a proportion of their remuneration which is exempt from attachment and may not be touched. This attachment threshold is fixed according to the employee's family circumstances and is regulated in the Code of Civil Procedure” http://www.eurofound.ie/emire/GERMANY/ATTACHMENTOFEARNINGS-D... - garnishment restrictions/ limit as used in reference to Consumer Credit Protection Act Title III specifies that garnishment restrictions do not apply to bankruptcy court orders and debts due for federal and state taxes. Nor does it affect voluntary wage assignments, i.e., situations in which workers voluntarily agree that their employers may turn over some specified amount of their earnings to a creditor or creditors. http://www.local30.com/Title III.htm Restrictions on the Amount Subject to Garnishment The amount of an employee's wages that may be garnished is limited to 25% of his disposable earnings or the amount by which his disposable earnings exceed 30 times the current minimum hourly wage, whichever is less. http://www.mcs.net/~cware/www/ideas/calc/garn.html as above |
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