Examples of using Debtor in English and their translations into Czech
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we can take legal action to make your debtor meet its obligations.
ethically-no matter where in the world you, your debtor, or your money may be.
except where the debtor authorizes disclosure
It is good for the debtor under certain circumstances to file for personal insolvency in court.
Debt collection letter(upomínka) A reminder to the debtor that she/he did not pay their debt and an appeal to pay.
Payment Notice(výzva) A letter that reminds the debtor to pay the debt
Unjustified attachment may have serious consequences for the debtor and impact negatively on confidence in the European legal system.
Unjustified attachment can of course have very serious implications for a debtor, and can even deprive the latter of the means with which to satisfy his or her basic needs.
We must, of course, respect the rights of the defence- the judgement debtor- but this should apply to the originating court.
The second type includes a substantive-law declaration whereby the debtor acknowledges their(already existing)
The interest on late payments should be progressive in order to motivate the debtor to pay the amount due as soon as possible.
who has been a debtor in the Marshalsea prison for many years.
Cause it's gonna be a cold day in hell anybody takes orders from a debtor who leaves his pregnant wife in the middle of the night.
the court will want to see you have given the debtor every possible opportunity to repay- such as email reminders.
write a letter before action that gives the debtor one last chance to pay before you go legal.
It is a paradox, which leads to the fact that a child in the moment of coming of age in the DD becomes the debtor.
Guarantor(ručitel) A person who contractually binds herself/himself to assume and pay the debtor s debt in case the debtor is unable to repay or stops repaying.
A mediation procedure certainly would qualify, but then, so would presumably any informal talks on the debt in question between the creditor and the debtor.
Notarial records in which the debtor agrees to direct enforceability are a popular instrument among creditors which improves the recoverability of claims towards the debtor, and facilitates their actual collection.
disappear in Europe almost without trace, and the maintenance obligation vanishes along with the debtor.