condemnation
A condemnation ( Latin condemnare for “damn”) is a publicly declared ostracism .
Various organizations have spoken or pronounced such condemnations:
- religious authorities like the Pope with the so-called " cops ",
- State authorities in the Middle Ages (with the declaration of people, for example, to be " bird-free "),
- supranational organizations like the UN , which z. B. the regime of Nigeria at the time of the military dictator Sani Abacha with condemnation.
Be with the condensation
- besides the rationale for them
- usually also called behavioral recommendations for people and companies,
- in particular not to deal with the incriminated person or institution,
- to give them no help ,
- as well as the consequences that the institution issuing condensation will impose on persons, institutions and companies in the event that they do not comply with the ostracism and its conditions.
seafaring
In civil seafaring, condensation is understood as the determination of the inability or unworthiness of a ship to be repaired by an expert, possibly with the assistance of the consul. The condensation generally gives the captain the right to sell the ship and cargo in an emergency.
Martial law
In the event of war, the condemnation of arrested ships and goods by a prize court and the decision that the removal is justified is to be viewed.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Georg v. Alten (Hrsg.): Handbook for Army and Fleet. Volume 5, German publishing house Bong & Co., Berlin 1913, p. 504.