Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Sicherungswerberin vs. Sicherungsgegner

English translation:

injunctive relief applicants vs. respondents

Added to glossary by Adrian MM. (X)
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German term

Sicherungswerberin vs. Sicherungsgegner

German to English Law/Patents Law (general) Court of Appeals
This is from Liechtenstein High Court (yes I saw the previous reference in ProZ) listing the parties against whom a temporary injunction is sought. This particular case is about a security deposit (whether or not required) by the Sicherheitswerberin (in this case a bank) while the Sicherungsgegner consist of several companies and business. As I have searched to verify terminology re. these security proceedings, I am looking for confirmation from anyone is familiar with the field

checking previous entries I gather that the

Sicherungsgegnerin is "the party against whom a temporary injuction is sought"
Sicherungswerberin is " the party seeking temporary injunctive relief"
the Rekursgegner - is " the Appellant"

Thank you very much for your comments and input
Proposed translations (English)
3 injunctive relief (fem.> corp.) applicants vs. respondents
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injunctive relief (fem.> corp.) applicants vs. respondents

Sicherungsbot: Licecht for a restraining or prohibitive injunction.

Sicherungswerberin: a bank, so if a corporation, can be pluralised as a litigant in BrE, namely in the County Court or QBD of the High Court, but - except for a partnership - not the Chancery Division.

Scots: inderdict pursuers vs. defender.

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Scots: interdict.
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I don't know much about this topic, but this might help.

Beim Sicherungsbot müssen Gefährdung und der Anspruch glaubhaft gemacht werden. Die Gefährdung muss subjektiv durch das Verhalten des Antragsgegners hervorgerufen sein
Dies ist der Fall, wenn der Sicherungsgegner
• Vermögensstücke beschädigt, zerstört, verheimlicht oder beiseite schafft oder dies glaubhaft droht
• durch Veräusserung oder andere Verfügungen über Gegenstände seines Vermögens, insbesondere durch darüber mit Dritten getroffene Vereinbarungen oder durch Unterlassungen die Hereinbringung der Geldforderung vereiteln oder erschweren könnte.
Ein Sicherungsbot darf nicht erlassen werden, wenn der Sicherungswerber durch ein Pfandrecht oder Zurückbehaltungsrecht bereits hinreichend gedeckt ist oder mit Rücksicht auf die allgemeine Vermögenslage des im Inlande wohnenden Schuldners sonst nach Ermessen des Gerichtes hinreichend gedeckt erscheint

http://de.academic.ru/dic.nsf/dewiki/2583025

Sicherungsgegner – Schuldner – debtor, obligor
Sicherungswerber – Gläubiger – creditor

As in Switzerland, freezing orders are available in Liechtenstein as well. Freezing orders in Liechtenstein secure the execution of an outstanding debt against the impediment of the debtor. In order to obtain such a freezing order, the creditor has to show the existence of a claim between the creditor and debtor and the endangerment of such claim.

Liechtenstein law provides for a so-called 'justification action' as validation of an issued freezing order. This action has to be filed with the competent court within four weeks from the date the freezing order is granted, thus commencing an ordinary civil procedure. In this context, the creditor will act as plaintiff. In case the creditor is a foreigner or a foreign company, the court will ask for a security deposit to be paid by the creditor/plaintiff.

http://www.interforinc.com/Page.asp?ID=231
Note from asker:
Thank you Kim, that is helpful, particularly since interchangeable terminology is used in this text - muchas gracias
Kim, thanks, this was most helpful, danke, Gabriella
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