Primeri uporabe Debtor v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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Are you having trouble with a debtor?
You have a debtor who does not pay you?
Legal status of the debtor.
The debtor subsequently failed to pay for(all) the works.
Y is still liable as solidary debtor.
Ljudje tudi prevajajo
Therefore, it is not in the debtor nation's interest.
Using the information about the debtor.
A debtor against whom proceedings can be taken.
A creditor nation is usually a debtor nation.
Debtor has to provide detailed information about.
The creditor hath a better memory than the debtor.".
Duties relating to the debtor or its governing bodies;
The creditor always has a better memory than the debtor.
They will contact the debtor and try to resolve the matter.
The requested central authority shall notify the debtor:.
This delay is intended to give the debtor a final chance to prevent the sale.
Never say or write anything bad about the debtor.
From public debtor registers, or data from court collection proceedings.
Enforcement and the rules on debtor protection.
The debtor requested the defendant to pay her EUR 70 000 for overtime work.
Attempting to enforce a terminated obligation of the Debtor for a.
Thirdly, the debtor transfers his assets to a third party, in casu the defendant.
Documents that prove the relationship between the client and the debtor.
Debt cancellation impairs Third World debtor countries from raising further international finance.
Recovery of salary, pension, scholarship and other debtor income;
Only movable and immovable goods owned by the debtor may be attached.
The central authority willtake the measures required to initiate proceedings against the debtor.
The French lawyer will request that the Court makes the debtor pay immediately.
If that law does not provide for maintenance, then the Dutch court will apply the common national law of the maintenance creditor andthe maintenance debtor.
The discharge of all commitments would then bedependent solely on the individual financial capacity of the debtor Member State.