Μεταφράσεις για „common-law“ στο λεξικό Αγγλικά » Γερμανικά

ˈcom·mon-law ΕΠΊΘ αμετάβλ ΝΟΜ

common-law marriage

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common-law marriage

CH a. Konkubinat ουδ

common-law marriage

Konsensehe θηλ

common-law husband/wife

Lebensgefährte αρσ /Lebensgefährtin θηλ

com·mon ˈlaw ΟΥΣ no pl ΝΟΜ

1. common law (law according to court decisions):

common law

nicht kodifiziertes Recht

2. common law βρετ (system of laws):

common law

[ungeschriebenes englisches] Gewohnheitsrecht

Παραδείγματα από το λεξικό PONS (ελεγχόμενα από το λεξικογραφικό τμήμα)

common-law husband/wife

Lebensgefährte αρσ /Lebensgefährtin θηλ

common-law marriage

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It pointed out that, in terms of common-law principles, an employee owes an employer a duty of fidelity a duty to act in good faith.

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The lack of a definition, she wrote, shows the legislature meant "marriage" in the term's common-law and quotidian meaning.

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Their pronouncements on the validity of common-law criminal principles would create a fragmented and possibly incoherent legal order.

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Managerial employees, therefore, must balance the right to freedom of association with their common-law duty to act in good faith towards their employers.

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His parents lived in a common-law marriage and were not legally married.

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There is no doubt, the court held, that the common-law principles of "ultra vires" remain under the new constitutional order.

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Divorce theoretically became formal, and difficult, though this may have only slightly discouraged informal separations and subsequent common-law unions.

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The same is true for people in common-law relationships, in some provinces.

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The court is more inclined on common-law principles to evince its displeasure with the police by giving a light sentence.

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The same applies to separated or divorced spouses, or people living in a marriage like relationship, e.g. common-law marriages.

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