shuukhiin shiidver guicetgegch

English translation: court decision enforcement officer

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Mongolian term or phrase:shuukhiin shiidver guicetgegch
English translation:court decision enforcement officer
Entered by: atxp (X)

06:51 Mar 29, 2004
Mongolian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
Mongolian term or phrase: shuukhiin shiidver guicetgegch
bailiff? or what. I want to know the official term for the word.
Lhagvaa (X)
court decision enforcement officer
Explanation:
That is the actual term used in Mongolia
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5 +1Bailiff
ganaa444
5court decision enforcement officer
atxp (X)
4bailiff
Dolgormaa Hersom


  

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57 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +1
Bailiff


Explanation:
Yes, "bailiff" is right

ganaa444
Mongolia
Local time: 20:43
Native speaker of: Native in RussianRussian
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bailiff


Explanation:
Just a comment: I've attended a legal interpreting training in Portland, Maine and one of the topics was the "Roles of the Court Personnel". When we discusses bailiffs we were told that bailiffs themselves actually prefer to be called "security officers" as oppose to "bailiffs". But for "shuukhiin shiidver guicetgegch" - I agree that "bailiff" sounds more precise.

Dolgormaa Hersom
United States
Local time: 08:43
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court decision enforcement officer


Explanation:
That is the actual term used in Mongolia

atxp (X)
Native speaker of: Native in MongolianMongolian
PRO pts in category: 36
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