Examples of using Bailiffs in English and their translations into French
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notary candidates, bailiffs and bailiff candidates.
judges often require bailiffs to be perfectly bilingual
When they begin working, courtroom bailiffs receive a Courtroom Bailiff Manual as well as English
residents opposed the bailiffs who came to take possession of the premises with the buyers.
After some of Aston Villa's possessions were seized by bailiffs, McGregor allowed the club to use his shop as a store to prevent further seizures.
research and bailiffs, corporate lawyers, legal publishers.
Bailiffs must do 12 hours of continuing education every two years to learn about new developments and to refresh their skills.
The German Association of Bailiffs would like to take this opportunity to thank the Union Internationale des Huissiers de Justice et Officiers Judiciaires for its complete support.
The provision of more bailiffs to the Family Court
Either you produce the fine, or I will have the bailiffs put you in handcuffs
The law officers, that is to say the lawyers, bailiffs and notaries, work alongside the judges to ensure the proper administration of justice.
At the same time, of total 78 appointed bailiffs, 45 or 58% are men,
notaries, bailiffs, lawyers and prison guards.
Bailiffs are persons that perform public authorizations
hiring his under-sheriffs and bailiffs.
UXAM works in close collaboration with experts in this field such as family lawyers, bailiffs and solicitors.
therefore do not have to pay law stamps and bailiffs' expenses.
Outside factories I have served bailiffs as they're evicting.
the Registrar shall conduct a hearing on bailiffs status.
further training courses for registrars, chief registrars and bailiffs were organized in 1994;