Sequestration
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What Does Sequestration Mean?
- 扣押
- 隔离
- 封存
Sequestration Pronunciation
/ˌsiːkwəˈstreɪʃən/
Sequestration Definition
noun
Definition
The act of taking legal possession of assets until a debt has been paid or other claims have been met.
In ZH
在偿还债务或满足其他要求之前，法律上占有资产的行为。
How to Use Sequestration in a Sentence
- The court ordered the sequestration of the defendant's assets.
- Sequestration was necessary to ensure that the evidence was preserved.
- Due to financial issues, the company faced sequestration of its property.
- The government may enforce sequestration for tax evasion cases.
- The judge decided on sequestration to maintain fairness in the trial.
noun
Definition
A legal procedure in which a debtor's assets are held under the custody of the court.
In ZH
一种法律程序，其中债务人的资产在法院的监护下被扣押。
How to Use Sequestration in a Sentence
- In bankruptcy cases, sequestration is often used to manage assets.
- Sequestration helps prevent the dissipation of assets during legal disputes.
- The process of sequestration can be complex and lengthy.
- After the sequestration, the creditors were notified of the proceedings.
- Sequestration can provide protection for both creditors and debtors.
noun
Definition
The act of isolating or removing something from its surroundings.
In ZH
将某物从其环境中隔离或移除的行为。
How to Use Sequestration in a Sentence
- The sequestration of the contaminated material was necessary to ensure safety.
- Scientists often use sequestration techniques to isolate specific compounds.
- The sequestration of the area was vital for the endangered species.
- She advocated for the sequestration of carbon to combat climate change.
- Sequestration in the laboratory is essential for accurate results.