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21 деликт
1) Law: civil injury, civil wrong, delict, injurious act, legal wrong, misdeed, private wrong, tort, tortious act, tortious conduct, wrong, wrong-doing, wrongful act2) Makarov: civil injury (гражданский вред) -
22 причинение
сущ.infliction (of); (нанесение вреда, ущерба и т.п.) (civil) injury; injurious action; tort; trespass; wrongdoingпричинение вреда в состоянии крайней необходимости — ( нанесение) causing damage (harm) (infliction of injury) in a state of extreme necessity
причинение вреда в состоянии необходимой обороны — ( нанесение) causing damage (harm) (infliction of injury) in a state of necessary defence
причинение вреда жизни или здоровью людей — ( нанесение) causing damage (harm) to the life or health of people
- причинение вреда обществупричинение вреда личности, причинение вреда частному лицу — ( нанесение) personal injury (tort, wrong); wrong against an individual
- причинение телесных повреждений
- причинение убытка
- причинение ущерба
- виновное причинение
- невиновное причинение
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23 правонарушение
1. wrongправонарушение; деликт — legal wrong
уголовное правонарушение; преступление — criminal wrong
2. lawbreaking3. offense4. statutory offense5. tort6. transgression7. wrongdoing8. legal offenceнарушение закона; правонарушение — offence against the law
Синонимический ряд:преступление (сущ.) злодеяние; криминал; преступление -
24 гражданско-правовая ответственность
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > гражданско-правовая ответственность
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25 правонарушение
1) General subject: administrative offence, delinquency (особ. несовершеннолетних), malefaction, offence, unlaw, wrong, wrongdoing2) Latin: (т.е. та фаза действия, за совершение которой законом предусмотрено наказание; физическая, объективная сторона преступления) actus reus, (т.е. та фаза действия, за совершение которой законом предусмотрено наказание; физическая, объективная сторона преступления) deed of crime, (т.е. та фаза действия, за совершение которой законом предусмотрено наказание; физическая, объективная сторона преступления) overt act3) Military: crime4) Law: civil injury, contravention of law, delict, law violation, legal wrong, miscarriage, misdeed, offence against the law, trespass, wrong-doing, violation of law, offence against the laws (англ. термин взят из решения Верховного суда США по делу Boyd v. United States, 116 U.S. 616 (1886); в тексте англ. термину предшествовал неопред. артикль), delinquent act5) Economy: breach of a law, infringement of a law, law infringement6) Automobile industry: violation7) Diplomatic term: offence of law9) Advertising: legal injury10) Business: breach of law, breach of the law, fact, infringement of law, transgression11) leg.N.P. infraction, violation of a right or of a law12) Administrative law: misdemeanor -
26 причинение вреда
1) General subject: damnification, whupass2) Law: harm-doing, infliction of harm, infliction of injury, infliction of the harm, injurious action, trespass, wrong-doing, wrongdoing, wronging, causing of harm3) Ecology: tort4) Programming: harm5) leg.N.P. civil injury, injurious action or actions, wrong independent of contract6) Makarov: (особ. непоправимого spoliation -
27 деликт
delict, tort, wrong, civil injury -
28 нанесение
сущ.infliction (of); (причинение вреда, ущерба и т.п.) (civil) injury; injurious action; tort; trespass; wrong-doing- нанесение в состоянии невменяемости
- нанесение по небрежности
- нанесение телесных повреждений
- нанесение убытка
- нанесение ударов
- виновное нанесение
- невиновное нанесение
- неумышленное нанесение
- предумышленное нанесение
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