Примери за използване на Debtor has на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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If the attachment is allowed on appeal, the debtor has the right to institute third-party proceedings against the decision(see Article 1419 Judicial Code).
which way to go, they have to know whether the debtor has sufficient assets to attach to secure payment.
It exists in situations where a foreign insolvent debtor has assets or creditors in more than one country.
The debtor has secretly favoured a certain creditor
The Regulation applies whenever the debtor has assets or creditors in more than one Member State.
(3) If the debtor has contributed for the occurrence of damages,
In such cases the debtor has the right to compensation if the creditor has acted with intent
Enforcement proceedings may continue indefinitely despite the debtor has lost much
The fact that the debtor has settled or may be able to wholly
(b) Under Article 1000 of the CCP, the debtor has the right to request the suspension of the auction against him.
The Regulation applies whenever the debtor has assets or creditors in more than one Member State.
a creditor may have a business debt restructuring re-assessed once the debtor has completed the payment plan.
Once served, the debtor has 21 days to pay the debt or propose a suitable payment arrangement.
terminated, for instance, because the debtor has paid his debt to the creditor during the enforcement proceedings.
Secondary proceedings may be opened in a Member State where the debtor has an establishment.
a creditor may have a debt restructuring reassessed after the debtor has completed the payment plan.
If the preconditions prescribed by the OZ have been satisfied, the debtor has the right to stay the enforcement proceedings.
That is true even if the creditor's claim against the debtor has[…] a contractual basis
If the debtor has disposed of their future claims before bankruptcy is declared,
the mere fact that the debtor has more than one creditor should not, in themselves, be considered sufficient