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1 денежный иск
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2 претензия денежная
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3 денежное требование
claim for money, monetary (pecuniary) claimBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > денежное требование
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4 денежное требование
1) Economy: monetary claim2) Accounting: claim for money, pecuniary claim3) Banking: cash claim, money claim4) Makarov: pecuniary demandУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > денежное требование
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5 денежная претензия
1) Economy: monetary claim, money claim2) Accounting: claim for money, pecuniary claimУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > денежная претензия
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6 денежный иск
1) Law: monetary claim2) Business: pecuniary claim -
7 имущественный иск
1) Economy: claim of ownership2) Business: pecuniary claim -
8 денежное требование
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9 требование денежное
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10 денежное требование
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11 денежная претензия
monetary (money, pecuniary) claimBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > денежная претензия
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12 убыток убыт·ок
sacrifice, loss, damageвозмещать убытки — to repair / to pay the damages, to recoup for a los, to make restitution
компенсировать убыток — to compensate / to indemnify (smb.) for a loss
нести убытки — to suffer damages, to incur losses, to lose money
понести убыток на сделке с кем-л. — to sustain a loss in one's dealings with smb.
причинять убытки — to cause losses, to cause / to deal / to do damages
терпеть убытки — to sustain / to suffer / to undergo losses
большие убытки — heavy / severe losses
иск о возмещении убытков — action for / of damages
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13 убыток
сущ.( утрата чего-л) loss(es): ( ущерб) damage(s);( вред) lesion\убытокки по общей аварии — мор. страх. general average loss
\убытокки по частной аварии — мор. страх. particular average loss
\убытокки, понесённые вследствие чрезвычайных расходов — damages caused (incurred) by extraordinary expenditure (expenses)
ближайшие (непосредственные) \убытокки — proximate damages
будущие \убытокки — anticipatory (prospective) damages
вероятные \убытокки — speculative damages
взыскание \убытокков — recovery of damages; ( в гражданском порядке) civil damages; ( в уголовном порядке) penal damages
взыскивать \убытокки — to recover damages
возмещать \убытокки — to indemnify; make amends; repair damages (losses)
возмещение \убытокков — compensation for damage(s); damages; indemnity; indemnification; ( репарация) reparation
возможные \убытокки — eventual damages
временные \убытокки — temporary damages
денежные \убытокки — financial (pecuniary) losses
заявлять \убытокки — to lay damages
косвенные \убытокки — consequential (indirect) damages
многократные \убытокки — multiple damages
невозмещаемые \убытокки — irrecoverable damages
неизбежные \убытокки — necessary damages
нести (понести) \убытокки — to bear (incur, suffer, sustain) damages (losses)
общая сумма понесённых \убытокков — aggregate damage; damages at large
обыкновенные \убытокки — general damages
ожидаемые \убытокки — anticipatory (prospective) damages
оплачивать \убытокки — to pay damages
определять \убытокки — to assess damages
ответственность за \убытокки — liability for damages
отдалённые \убытокки — remote damages
покрывать \убытокки — to cover damages
покрытие \убытокков — damage(s) settlement
получать право на возмещение \убытокков — to be awarded damages
предельные \убытокки — marginal damages
принимать на себя \убытокки — to accept damages
присуждать \убытокки — to award damages
причинять \убытокки — to cause (inflict) damages (losses)
прямые \убытокки — direct damages
размер \убытокков — extent of damages (of losses)
распределение \убытокков — distribution of damages (of losses) (between)
согласованные \убытокки — agreed damages
терпеть \убытокки — to bear (incur, suffer, sustain) damages (losses)
требовать возмещения \убытокков — to claim damages; ( через суд тж) to sue for damages
устанавливать размер \убытокков — to ascertain (assess) the extent of damages
установление размера \убытокков — ascertainment (assessment) of the extent of damages (of losses)
фактические \убытокки — actual damages
штрафные \убытокки — added (exemplary, punitive, vindictive) damages
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