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Norwegian to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Insurance / Social security | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Vedis Bjørndal Norway Local time: 17:00 | ||||||
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4 | (AmE/CanE) garnishment of wages or bank a/c; (BrE) attachment of earnings order; TPDO |
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3 | attachment of earnings |
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attachment of earnings Explanation: I believe this can be what you are looking for. See reference at Altinn (in Norwegian and English). https://www.altinn.no/en/Start-and-Run-a-Business/Operation/Working-conditions/Pay/Attachment-of-earnings/ |
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(AmE/CanE) garnishment of wages or bank a/c; (BrE) attachment of earnings order; TPDO Explanation: Thanks to Vedis for the answer - that set British bells ringing. Howbeit, as micawber_7 appears to be 'based' = luxuriating or languishing in Calfornia - I have slight reservations about the England & Wales term of art of attachment of earnings, which I guess our distinguished Minnesota Attorneys will have no problem understanding. cf. in BrE a 'garnishee order' of a *bank a/c* - or balance thereon - has been known since 199 as a 'third-party debt order' (TPDO). . -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2015-11-29 17:56:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- since 1998 Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garnishment |
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