preemption

• Substantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, etwas zu ergreifen oder zu besetzen, um zu verhindern, dass ein anderer es erhält, oder den Rechtsgrundsatz, dass Bundesrecht Vorrang vor Landesrecht in derselben Angelegenheit hat.

A noun referring to the action of taking something in order to prevent another from having it, or the legal principle that federal law overrides state law on the same subject.

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1. Federal supremacyC1formallegal

   The judicial principle asserting the supremacy of federal over state legislation on the same subject.

   Vorrang des Bundesrechts

   • The court ruled that the state law was invalid due to federal preemption.
   • Preemption ensures that national standards are not undermined by local regulations.
   • The doctrine of preemption is a key aspect of constitutional law.

   Synonymesupremacy

2. Government seizureC1formallegal

   The right of a government to seize or appropriate something, such as property.

   Staatliche Inanspruchnahme

   • The government exercised its right of preemption over the land for public use.
   • Preemption allowed the state to take control of the assets.
   • The legal framework for preemption of property is clearly defined.

   Synonymeappropriationcondemnationconfiscationexpropriationrequisitionseizuretaking

3. Advance purchase rightB2formal

   The right to purchase something in advance of others.

   Vorkaufsrecht

   • Shareholders have a preemption right to buy new shares before the public.
   • The contract includes a clause for preemption on future sales.
   • He exercised his preemption option to acquire the property first.

   Synonymepreemptive right

4. B2formal

   A prior appropriation of something, taking it before others have a chance.

   Vorwegnahme

   • The company's preemption of the market gave it a competitive edge.
   • His preemption of the best seat was seen as rude.
   • Preemption of resources can lead to conflicts.

   Synonymeanticipationappropriationforestallingpreoccupancyprepossessionpriority