Jan 10, 2001 13:11
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English term
affected party; set-off
English to Polish
Bus/Financial
Please give me the Polish name for affected party.
Is set-off the Ebglish name for kompensata?
Is set-off the Ebglish name for kompensata?
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strona dotknieta; potracenie
"strona dotknieta" is usually the short defined term for what was explained above; "potracenie" is the term the lawyers I am working with I use for "set-off" because that is the term used in the Polish Civil Code, hence in the 2 sources I refer to below, although the latter of them says: "also: kompensacja", and "Kompendium terminow bankowych" by Robert Patterson uses the term "kompensowanie" ("kompensata"). So, the lawyers and the bankers may prefer different terms for the same "set-off"
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compensation or reimbursement, strona, o ktora chodzi
affected party - may be
strona (osoba, organizacja, firma), o ktora chodzi, strona dotknieta przez cos lub czyms (np. strona dotknieta wysoka stopa procentowa, strona podlegajaca wysokiej stopie procentowej, etc. - it depends on the context
kompensata - maybe set-off is a british term - quite frankly I've never heard of that. In U.S. we would either use compensation or reimbursement (of expenses, for example)
strona (osoba, organizacja, firma), o ktora chodzi, strona dotknieta przez cos lub czyms (np. strona dotknieta wysoka stopa procentowa, strona podlegajaca wysokiej stopie procentowej, etc. - it depends on the context
kompensata - maybe set-off is a british term - quite frankly I've never heard of that. In U.S. we would either use compensation or reimbursement (of expenses, for example)
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1.strona, której to dotyczy 2.kompensata lub odpis
1. strona, której to (czyli dana sytuacja lub sprawa zwykle opisana wcześniej) dotyczy
2.The right of a banker to treat the different accounts of a customer as one account by aggregating credit and debit balances to arrive at a net position and to set off credit against debit balances upon the occurrance of certain events such as the bankruptcy of the customer or garnishee order.
2.The right of a banker to treat the different accounts of a customer as one account by aggregating credit and debit balances to arrive at a net position and to set off credit against debit balances upon the occurrance of certain events such as the bankruptcy of the customer or garnishee order.
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odpowiednio powod lub pozwany; kontr-pozew [wyrownawczy]
1. "strona ktorej to dotyczy": wytrych "odpowiednio" wydaje sie pasowac do tego zamka
2. Black's Law Dictionary: "A counter-claim demand which defendant holds against plaintiff, arising out of a transaction extrinsic of plaintiff's cause of action" ... "[the defendant] seeks to cancel the amount due from him".
Np.: "Owszem, jestem ci winien $X, ale oddaj mi Y PLN, ktore ci pozyczylem rok temu".
3. W prawie podatkowym sa techniczne komplikacje (por. Barron's Law Dictionary).
2. Black's Law Dictionary: "A counter-claim demand which defendant holds against plaintiff, arising out of a transaction extrinsic of plaintiff's cause of action" ... "[the defendant] seeks to cancel the amount due from him".
Np.: "Owszem, jestem ci winien $X, ale oddaj mi Y PLN, ktore ci pozyczylem rok temu".
3. W prawie podatkowym sa techniczne komplikacje (por. Barron's Law Dictionary).
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... , powodztwo wzajemne; pozew wzajemny
Kodeks Cywilny 192, 204, 218, 479, 493, 317, 1120, 1123
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