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19:47 Mar 27, 2008 |
Croatian to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Insurance / Type of insurance | |||||||
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4 | Accidental injury insurance |
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3 +1 | Accident insurance (consequential loss) |
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Accidental injury insurance Explanation: Mislim da bi to bilo to Reference: http://www.conseco.com/wsc/health/accidentalinjury.shtml Reference: http://www.allaboardbenefits.net/insurance-library/accidenta... |
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Accident insurance (consequential loss) Explanation: I agree that this insurance is known as accident insurance as a term to describe a generic policy or type of insurance. It would be useful to know whether this is used to describe the insurance in general terms or otherwise. It may refer to consequential loss which is a key aspect of most insurance policies but has a very specific meaning in UK law (and maybe US too!) and may not translate directly to the Croatian. Google consequential loss and you will find endless articles debating what constitutes consequential loss...or not! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 53 mins (2008-03-27 20:40:59 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- OK, thanks for the extra information. If it is describing the policy in generic terms, then I would just use 'accidental insurance'. I checked my Lloyd's risk categories and there is nothing else listed either which divides all insurances into their classes and subclasses. Reference: http://www.alway-associates.co.uk/legal-update/article.asp?i... Reference: http://www.warranties.telegraph.co.uk/loss.html?wd=1 |
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