Definition of Anton Piller in English:

Anton Piller

(also Anton Pillar)

noun ˌantɒn ˈpɪlə

English Law

Attributive Designating a court order which requires the defendant in proceedings to permit the plaintiff or his or her legal representatives to enter the defendant's premises in order to obtain evidence essential to the plaintiff's case. Usually in "Anton Piller order". Also absol.: such a court order.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in The Times. From the name of Anton PillerKG, German manufacturers of electric motors, who fought a case against Manufacturing Processes Ltd. in 1975, in the course of which such an order was granted.

Definition of Anton Piller in US English:

Anton Piller

(also Anton Pillar)

nounˌantɒn ˈpɪlə

English Law

Attributive Designating a court order which requires the defendant in proceedings to permit the plaintiff or his or her legal representatives to enter the defendant's premises in order to obtain evidence essential to the plaintiff's case. Usually in "Anton Piller order". Also absol.: such a court order.

单词	Anton Piller
释义	Definition of Anton Piller in English: Anton Piller (also Anton Pillar) noun ˌantɒn ˈpɪlə English Law Attributive Designating a court order which requires the defendant in proceedings to permit the plaintiff or his or her legal representatives to enter the defendant's premises in order to obtain evidence essential to the plaintiff's case. Usually in "Anton Piller order". Also absol.: such a court order. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in The Times. From the name of Anton PillerKG, German manufacturers of electric motors, who fought a case against Manufacturing Processes Ltd. in 1975, in the course of which such an order was granted. Definition of Anton Piller in US English: Anton Piller (also Anton Pillar) nounˌantɒn ˈpɪlə English Law Attributive Designating a court order which requires the defendant in proceedings to permit the plaintiff or his or her legal representatives to enter the defendant's premises in order to obtain evidence essential to the plaintiff's case. Usually in "Anton Piller order". Also absol.: such a court order. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in The Times. From the name of Anton PillerKG, German manufacturers of electric motors, who fought a case against Manufacturing Processes Ltd. in 1975, in the course of which such an order was granted.
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