juristic act

English

Noun

juristic act (plural juristic acts)

(civil law, South Africa) Any conduct by a person intended to create, modify, transfer, preserve, or extinguish a right, obligation, or legal relationship.

Synonyms

juridical act
legal act

Hyponyms

legal transaction

Coordinate terms

juristic fact

Translations

volitional act intended to bring about legal effects

Danish: retshandel c
Dutch: rechtshandeling (nl) f
Finnish: oikeustoimi (fi)
French: acte juridique m
German: Rechtshandlung (de) f
Greek: έννομη πράξη f (énnomi práxi)
Italian: atto giuridico (it) m
Japanese: 法律行為 (ja) (hōritsu kōi)
Korean: 법률행위 (beomnyulhaeng'wi)
Norwegian: rettshandel m
Polish: akt prawny (pl) m
Portuguese: ato jurídico m
Spanish: acto jurídico m
Swedish: rättshandling c
Thai: นิติกรรม (th) (ní-dtì-gam)

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