disposal orders
[dɪˈspoʊzəl ˈɔrdərz]
nounpl: disposal orders
ordens de disposição; ordens de descarte
1. Legal or administrative instructions that authorize or mandate the removal, destruction, sale, or distribution of property, assets, or waste materials
The court issued disposal orders for the seized counterfeit goods.
O tribunal emitiu ordens de descarte para os produtos falsificados apreendidos.
2. Instructions in a will or estate planning document specifying how a person's belongings or assets should be handled after their death
Her disposal orders indicated that all artwork should be donated to museums.
Suas ordens de disposição indicavam que todas as obras de arte deveriam ser doadas a museus.
3. Environmental or regulatory directives concerning the proper handling and disposal of hazardous or waste materials
The factory received disposal orders for its industrial waste.
A fábrica recebeu ordens de descarte para seus resíduos industriais.
This term is primarily used in formal legal, administrative, and environmental contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian legal practice, 'ordens de disposição' is commonly found in estate law, corporate liquidation, and environmental regulations. The concept reflects the formal procedural requirements in both jurisdictions for authorizing the handling of property and waste materials.
Related Idioms & Phrases
at the disposal of someone (à disposição de alguém)
disposal of assets (disposição de bens)
subject to disposal (sujeito a descarte)
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