INEMBARGABLES
English translation: unseizable
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|  Selected response from: Katherine Matles Spain Local time: 22:22 | ||||||
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| 5 | not subject to attachment |
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| 5 | Unattachable |
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| 4 | cannot be charged |
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| 4 | unseizable |
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Answers
3 mins confidence: 
cannot be charged Explanation: En este caso se refiere a "charge". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-01-08 14:28:18 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- También podría ser unseizable, pero garnishee y attachment suelen referirse a embargo de sueldos. English lawyer |
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6 mins confidence:
not subject to attachment Explanation: garnish is what you do with wages, salaries, etc. You can seize assets, but in your case attach fits better. |
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6 mins confidence:
unseizable Explanation: El siguiente es un ejemplo muy claro! Suerte! Untitled ... the circumstances of its assets. Article 21 (Grounds for ... managing or employing the reserve funds referred to in ... be unalienable and unseizable. CHAPTER V HEALTH ... www.klri.re.kr/docs/eng/B4805854.html - 101k - Cached - Similar pages |
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13 mins confidence:
Unattachable Explanation: Alcaraz y Hughes sólo ofrece la opción de "unattachable" como traducción de inembargable. Pero la definición del diccionario de negocios de A.D. Miles en www.ctv.es dice "inembargable = that cannot be attached or seized". Por lo que unattachable y unseizable serían lo mismo. Yo me inclinaría en este caso por "unseizable" pues se habla de bienes que no podrán ser embargados o "seized". |
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