Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Debtor has in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The debtor has a set time limit to pay.
Shanghai Shipyards was burned, the Court debtor has disappeared.
The debtor has already satisfied his or her debt;
There is no correct registration of the mandate or the debtor has withdrawn the mandate.
The debtor has 14 days to challenge the debt.
An equity surplus-arrangement works as follows: a debtor has two credit providers, A and B.
Again, the debtor has two weeks to go in opposition.
claims against the debtor, which is often the case if the debtor has overdrawn.
Thereafter, the debtor has 40 days to file a contest.
the obligation is protected by a claim and the debtor has no right-defying claim.
De debtor has 10 days time to pay the outstanding amount.
Just ensure on this template that your debtor has this notarized and signed to make it a concrete deal.
The debtor has only 40 days to respond to the order.
In the other cases of uncontested claims as defined by Article 3(4) the debtor has explicitly agreed to the claim
The debtor has disclosed a prima facie defence to the action on the merits.
To prevent an irrevocable power-of-attorney from becoming permanent, even if the debtor has meanwhile complied with his obligations,
If the debtor has paid me directly,
is based on the idea that the debtor has failed and should be helped,
The debtor has failed to lodge an ordinary appeal against the judgement within the time limit.
is based on the idea that the debtor has failed and should be helped,
The debtor has failed to challenge the judgment in compliance with the relevant procedural requirements.
Secondly, that such debtor has proved to act in good faith.
The debtor has applied for the review of the decision of the court of origin in accordance with Article 24
It is difficult to see how the requirement in Article 20(1)(b)("the debtor has disclosed a prima facie defence to the action on the merits")
The debtor has thus already had every opportunity to defend the case in the main proceedings including the possibility to appeal against the judgment.
Other debtors have no permission for this.
In such countries, debtors have extended rights to reject direct debits.
And your debtors have no incentive to cooperate.
Many debtors have an aggressive attitude towards collection agencies", explains Alexandra.
with it the entire assignment not being legally perfected for as long as notice to the debtor had not taken place.