English term
inherent vice
To jedno z wyłączeń polisy obezpieczenia odpowiedzialnosci cywilnej.
Z gory dzieki za pomoc.
Pozdrawiam,
Magda
3 +2 | tu: wada wrodzona | Iwona Szymaniak |
3 +1 | wada ukryta | Iwona Szymaniak |
Aug 30, 2006 02:53: Joanna Borowska changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): Mariusz Stepien, Magdalena_, Joanna Borowska
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Proposed translations
tu: wada wrodzona
agree |
DarekS
: wada naturalna: inherent defect, inherent vice. W Leksykonii też wrodzona.
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po zmianie przez Askera, jak najbardziej :)
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Mariusz Stepien
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:) dzięki ale Askerka poplątała i wada naturalna lub nieodłączna będzie lepsza
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wada ukryta
No i dobrze, bo vice w tym kontekście jeszcze nie widziałam. Nawet miałam napisać, że pomysłowość ludzka w używaniu słów, jak widać nie ma granic
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Note added at 1 hr (2006-08-29 11:21:45 GMT)
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A quality within an object, material or property that results in its tending to deteriorate or destroy itself. Inherent vice is excluded by most property insurance policies. Example: The spoilage of fruit during storage or shipping would be excluded from a property policy. The destruction of unspoiled fruit by a fire, on the other hand, would be covered
http://insurance.cch.com/rupps/inherent-vice.htm
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Note added at 1 hr (2006-08-29 11:25:26 GMT)
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wada nieodłączna
Discussion
"Main damage and events excluded:
• "Natural" deterioration (caused by humidity, dust…)
• Theft without burglary and unexplained disappearances
• The consequences of war, terrorism, attacks, confiscations
• Damage arising out of inherent vice, but only in respect of the part suffering from the inherent vice
• Damage arising out of negligence in maintenance or repair"