14:43 Jul 19, 2005 |
English to German translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) | |||||||
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4 +1 | Eventualklausel |
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3 | Bedingungsklausel |
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3 | Eventualvereinbarung/Eventualklausel |
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2 | Definition - not for points |
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contingency clause Bedingungsklausel Explanation: The Petitioner testified that she did not have the property evaluated for an on-site wastewater treatment and disposal system prior to purchasing it. She further testified that her contract of purchase did not include a contingency clause stipulating that she would purchase the property only if she could get an on-site wastewater treatment and disposal system permit Reference: http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:PEIm0i9zk2oJ:oahnt.oah.... |
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contingency clause Eventualklausel Explanation: ist die Übersetzung -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 mins (2005-07-19 14:48:18 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- oder: im Eventualfall anzuwendende Klauseln Pons Fachw�rterbuch, Banken, Finanzen |
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contingency clause Eventualvereinbarung/Eventualklausel Explanation: Wenn man wüsste, was da drin steht, könnte man vielleicht besser urteilen. Aber ohne weiteren Kontext fällt mir nur das ein. |
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contingency clause Definition - not for points Explanation: I don't have a translation but maybe this definition will help you and others. --- Contingency A clause that allows a buyer or seller to pull out of a contract for a specific reason Contingencies serve to protect you against getting stuck in a bad deal or unfavorable situation – think of them as an escape door. Three common contingencies used by buyers when making an offer are: (1) a property inspection clause, which says a deal is contingent on a thumbs-up inspection of the home and grounds (2) a financing clause that lets you bow out of a deal if your loan isn’t approved and lastly (3) a clause that gives you an out if the property’s appraised value falls short of the selling price. Sellers often include a contingency clause in the contract giving the buyer a deadline to get an approval on a loan. http://www2.citimortgage.com/Glossary/word.jsp?wordId=125 |
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