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German term or phrase:
Annahmeverhältnis
English translation:
acceptance (as a 'child of the family')
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Annahmeverhältnis
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Das Gleiche gilt, soweit die Erbteile deshalb noch unbestimmt sind, weil die Entscheidung über einen Antrag auf Annahme als Kind, über die Aufhebung des Annahmeverhältnisses oder über die Anerkennung einer vom Erblasser errichteten Stiftung als rechtsfähig noch aussteht.
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(repudiation of) acceptance (as a 'child of the family')
Legitimation and adoption are also crucial to inheritance.
No need to qualify acceptance with incident/ relationship/fact of etc.
'Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (as amended) sets out the basic guidelines ... to the welfare while a minor of any *child [accepted as one] of the family* who has not ...'
No need to qualify acceptance with incident/ relationship/fact of etc.
'Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (as amended) sets out the basic guidelines ... to the welfare while a minor of any *child [accepted as one] of the family* who has not ...'
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German term (edited):
Annahmeverh�ltnis
ratio of acceptance / acceptance ratio
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German term (edited):
Annahmeverh�ltnis
adoptive/adoption relationship
...would be my take on it (I don't have any legal dictionaries at hand, but this has to do with adoption or something similar - I think). :-)
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Note added at 23 mins (2004-09-17 12:16:59 GMT)
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I\'m not sure, but there might just be a special legal word for this type of \"adoption\"...
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Note added at 23 mins (2004-09-17 12:16:59 GMT)
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I\'m not sure, but there might just be a special legal word for this type of \"adoption\"...
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German term (edited):
Annahmeverh�ltnis
abrogation of an adoption; nullification of an adoption or
disaffirmance of an adoption or vitiation of an adoption
I am positive that this is what it's about. If you use the term "adoption," you don't need relationship.
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Note added at 1 hr 25 mins (2004-09-17 13:18:48 GMT)
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The expression means that there has been an adoption or that an adoption has been in progress, and that an attempt is underway to nullify , abrogate, disaffirm, or vitiate the action or actions.
I am positive that this is what it's about. If you use the term "adoption," you don't need relationship.
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Note added at 1 hr 25 mins (2004-09-17 13:18:48 GMT)
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The expression means that there has been an adoption or that an adoption has been in progress, and that an attempt is underway to nullify , abrogate, disaffirm, or vitiate the action or actions.
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