الدعوى البوليصية

English translation: Paulian action

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Arabic term or phrase:دعوى بوليصية
English translation:Paulian action
Entered by: Muhammad Atallah

09:33 Feb 17, 2019
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Arabic term or phrase: الدعوى البوليصية
إذا اتخذ الدائن إجراءات ما، كرفع الدعوى البوليصية مثلا يطعن في تصرف المدين، فإن الدعوى التي لم يكن رفعها صحيحا لأن الدين لم يكن مستحق الأداء، تصبح مقبولة
Nada Emam (X)
Egypt
Paulian action
Explanation:
Paulian action: a claim by a creditor against a third party to rescind any transfer of property made to the third party by the debtor done to frustrate enforcement of the creditor's debt.

The term comes from the Roman law jurist Julius Paulus (approx. 250 AD) who, according to Roman law legend, was the first to articulate the theory of a claim against third parties to whom the insolvent debtor had transferred assets to conceal or to otherwise frustrate his creditor.

In a Paulian action, the defrauded creditor seeks to leapfrogs over the fraudulent transaction and seeks to have the transaction reversed by the court.

http://www.bankingwords.com/Paulian Action
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Muhammad Atallah
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Revocatory action


Explanation:
الدعوى البوليصية يرجع اسم الدعوى البوليصية أو البوليانية Action Paulienne إلى أحد رجال القانون الروماني (بولص) الذي يقال إنه الذي ابتدعها. كما يطلق على هذه الدعوى أيضاً اسم دعوى عدم نفاذ التصرفات، لأن الهدف منها هو عدم نفاذ التصرف الذي قام به المدين في مواجهة دائنه إذا توافرت شروط معينة.

Hany Adel
Egypt
Local time: 02:03
Native speaker of: Native in ArabicArabic
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Paulian action


Explanation:
Paulian action: a claim by a creditor against a third party to rescind any transfer of property made to the third party by the debtor done to frustrate enforcement of the creditor's debt.

The term comes from the Roman law jurist Julius Paulus (approx. 250 AD) who, according to Roman law legend, was the first to articulate the theory of a claim against third parties to whom the insolvent debtor had transferred assets to conceal or to otherwise frustrate his creditor.

In a Paulian action, the defrauded creditor seeks to leapfrogs over the fraudulent transaction and seeks to have the transaction reversed by the court.

http://www.bankingwords.com/Paulian Action


    Reference: http://www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/P/PaulianAction.aspx
    https://definitions.uslegal.com/p/paulian-action/
Muhammad Atallah
Egypt
Local time: 02:03
Native speaker of: Native in ArabicArabic
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