Circular

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Business circular ("Circular") from the businessman Caspar Voght with which he informed about the withdrawal from a joint company

A circular (also circular , circulation letter , circular ; Austrian "Kurrende") is a document , the above communication systems (such as letters by the post office ) in multiple copies to more than one receiver will be sent. This means that the same information can be sent to a group of recipients at the same time. The counterpart in telecommunications is broadcasting .

species

Modern forms of the newsletter in the communications over the Internet are via e-mail - especially on mailing lists - sent email newsletters and electronic newsletters . The encyclicals are important papal circulars . In the public sector , ministries or authorities send circulars. These represent an administrative act in the form of a collective ruling in accordance with Section 5 VwVfG , if a sovereign measure is taken to regulate an individual case with direct legal effect to the outside world, as in the BaFin circulars to credit institutions or insurers .

See also

Individual evidence

  1. Freiherr Frank von Fürstenwerth / Alfons Weiß / Werner Consten / Peter Präve (eds.), VersicherungsAlphabet (VA) , 2019, p. 695
  2. Kristina Barth, Hannelore Effelsberg: Booksellers Business Circulars - Introduction ( Memento of December 16, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) of March 9, 2004, in the version of December 16, 2013 permanently saved in the Internet Archive