kridaträchtig handeln
English translation: deceptive insolvency practices
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niederträchtig Explanation: must be a fax you're reading. malicious, spiteful |
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peer agreement (net): +1an intention to act drag on insolvency Explanation: Krida is Austrian German, no such existence in Germany's German. Reference: http://www.ph-online.at/PH/info/info_fahrlkrida.htm |
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in support of C.Behren Explanation: hier is the definition. Interesting to know. Krida begeht, wer schuldhaft die Befriedigung seiner Gläubiger unmöglich macht bzw. die Zahlungsunfähigkeit herbeiführt. Fahrlässige Krida begeht man zB bei übermäßigen Aufwand, unverhältnismäßigem Kredit, Vermögensverschleuderung, gewagten Geschäften, Eingehen neuer Schulden oder Gewährung von Pfandrechten nach Eintritt der Insolvenz, nicht rechtzeitigem Antrag eines Insolvenzverfahrens (Konkursverschleppung). Fahrlässige Krida ist mit Freiheitsstrafe bis zu zwei Jahren, bei erschwerenden Umständen bis zu drei Jahren, betrügerische Krida mit Freiheitsstrafe bis zu zehn Jahren bedroht (Strafgesetzbuch § 156, § 159). |
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by deceptive practices designed to conceal one's insolvency Explanation: In other words, if you are broke, don't buy something with the assertion that you will pay for it later, if you know in advance that you cannot do so. |
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