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third party

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EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 693810 Last modified 30.12.2004
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Domain civil law
third party preferred
  • õigussuhte subjektiks mitteolev isik; isik, kes ei ole protsessiosaline, kuid on seotud kas kostja või hagejaga materiaalõiguslikult; isik, kes omandab lepingust iseseisva nõudeõiguse; isik, kellele võlgnik paneb lepingu täitmiskohustuse; iseseisva nõudeõiguseta isik, kellele võlgnik peab kohustuse täitma
  • one not a party to an agreement, a transaction, or an action but who may have rights therein
  • a party or person besides the two primarily concerned, as in law case or the like
kolmas isik
Usage examples
  • Täisühingut esindama õigustatud isik võib esindada täisühingut kõigis suhetes kolmandate isikutega. Esindusõiguse piiramine on kolmandate isikute suhtes kehtetu.
third party preferred
Usage examples
  • For the purposes of the German Data Protection Act: Any person or agency outside the storing agency with the exception of the party concerned or those persons and agencies which act on behalf of third parties within the scope of this act.

EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 718001 Last modified 30.12.2004
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Domain standardisation
  • isik või organ, kes on tunnistatud sõltumatuks antud küsimuses osalevatest osapooltest. Osapoolteks on tavaliselt tarnija ("esimene osapool") ja ostja ("teine osapool").
third party
Usage examples
  • The Guide (Fiche II/B IV) states "Notified bodies are and must remain third parties. As third parties they should remain independent of their clients and other interested parties. ... Facilities such as laboratories or inspectorates owned by economic operators (first or second parties) cannot be notified separately".

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