beklagten und verpflichteten Parteien

English translation: defendants and obligated parties

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German term or phrase:beklagten und verpflichteten Parteien
English translation:defendants and obligated parties
Entered by: Dr. Andrew Hudson

14:27 Jan 17, 2017
German to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / Application for injunction
German term or phrase: beklagten und verpflichteten Parteien
This is the counterpart to "klagenden und gefährdeten Parteien" ("plaintiffs and aggrieved parties" or "plaintiffs and applicants"), which has already been treated in Kudoz and the glossary. In an Austrian application for injunction, would the phrase "beklagten und verpflichteten Parteien" then be "accused and obligated parties", or simply "defendants", etc.?

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Dr. Andrew Hudson
United States
Local time: 00:02
defendants and obligated parties
Explanation:
Not accused, which is a term in criminal law. Presumably obligated means they're required to comply with the injunction, but the exact meaning doesn't affect my suggested translation.

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Note added at 19 mins (2017-01-17 14:47:01 GMT)
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Or respondents instead of defendants.
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philgoddard
United States
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4 +1defendants and obligated parties
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4defendants and parties subject to (the) injunction
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defendants and obligated parties


Explanation:
Not accused, which is a term in criminal law. Presumably obligated means they're required to comply with the injunction, but the exact meaning doesn't affect my suggested translation.

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Note added at 19 mins (2017-01-17 14:47:01 GMT)
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Or respondents instead of defendants.

philgoddard
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defendants and parties subject to (the) injunction


Explanation:
Whilst Phil certainly has the correct idea, I think "obligated parties" has a somewhat vague meaning anc could me misunderstood

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