Deprivation

Withdrawal refers to the loss of a subjective right or legal status caused by a legal act . An outdated term for denial in the legal sense is abjudication .

Connections

A withdrawal can occur in various contexts:

Some legal systems provide for the possibility of withdrawing citizenship .
Other rights cease to exist as a result of criminal convictions (in the FRG section 45 loss of official capacity, eligibility and voting rights, in Austria section 27 loss of office and other legal consequences of the conviction).
Awards (medals) or titles awarded to their bearer can also be revoked, depending on the statute.
Withdrawal of an academic degree
List of revoked Olympic medals

Individual evidence

↑ Abjudge. In: Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon. Volume 1: A - Astigmatism. Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig et al. 1905, p. 40 .
↑ Criminal Code. Section 45 Loss of official capacity, eligibility and voting rights.
↑ Federal Act of 23 January 1974 on acts threatened with judicial punishment (Criminal Code - StGB).

[1] Abjudge. In: Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon. Volume 1: A - Astigmatism. Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig et al. 1905, p. 40 .

[2] Criminal Code. Section 45 Loss of official capacity, eligibility and voting rights.

[3] Federal Act of 23 January 1974 on acts threatened with judicial punishment (Criminal Code - StGB).