Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

виновная сторона

English translation:

Party at fault

Added to glossary by Robert Donahue (X)
Jun 20, 2005 13:22
18 yrs ago
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Russian term

виновная сторона

Russian to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
4.11. В случае необходимости продления или возобновления аккредитива, вызванной нарушением Продавцом или Покупателем какого-либо обязательства по Контракту, все расходы и комиссии по продлению, возобновлению и, при необходимости, подтверждению аккредитива несет виновная сторона.
4.11. Should prolongation or renewal of the Letter of Credit be required through the Seller’s or Buyer’s breach of any obligation hereunder, all costs and charges caused by prolongation, renewal and, if necessary, confirmation of the Letter of Credit are at the expense of the party in fault.

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Party at fault

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The party at fault may be responsible for excess wage loss benefits, replacement service expenses or survivors loss benefits not already payable under ...

Also, the party at fault may opt to file Bankruptcy and in doing so again ...

This type of insurance pays your claim when the party at fault who injures you ...
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agree Andrey Belousov (X)
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agree olganet
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agree Svetlana Chekunova
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agree GaryG
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the party AT fault

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party at fault

party at fault or guilty party (party at fault sounds much better here)
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party at fault

OR your variant 'party in fault'. Both are OK.
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guilty party OR party in/at fault

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agree Jack Doughty : with "at", but not with "in".
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