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12:55 Jun 5, 2003 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Insurance / INSURANCE | |||||||
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5 | claimed negligence... |
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4 +1 | negligent claim (loss) |
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5 | AT-FAULT CLAIM |
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claimed negligence... Explanation: xx has not "claimed negligence" on the contracts of reference... |
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negligent claim (loss) Explanation: + -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-06-06 03:21:11 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Iorna, please note that the word order would be different in English that it is in Spanish. In Spanish it states \"siniestro de culpa\", which syntatically is like \"reloj de oro\". The translation of the latter, of course, is \"gold watch\". Since \"culpa\" is \"negligence\" and \"siniestro\" for insurance purposes is either a \"loss\" or a \"claim\", logic dictates that it would become a \"negligent claim, negligent loss\" Plus, it makes sense in the context. The woman has not made a negligent claim on the contracts in reference Good luck, Iorna MIke - :) DÑA.X NO HA DECLARADO SINIESTRO DE CULPA SOBRE LOS CONTRATOS DE REFERENCIA -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1703 days (2008-02-02 22:03:25 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- You're certainly welcome. |
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AT-FAULT CLAIM Explanation: Siniestro de culpa = siniestro en el que el asegurado es culpable. Traducción al inglés = at-fault claim // at fault claim. (see link to image of a claims history report) See definition of "at fault claim". Reference: http://www.icbc.com/csDelPrd/Satellite?blobcol=urldata&blobh... https://www.quotemehappy.com/need-help/Whats-an-at-fault-claim |
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