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ndokaz• evidence of debt dokaz o dugu, isprava o dugu• evidence of insurability dokaz o sposobnosti osiguravanja• parol evidence rule pravilo o neizmjenjivosti dokumenta usmenim dogovoromEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > evidence
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s jasnoća, očitost; očiglednost, očevidnost; nagovješćivanje, znak; [jur] dokaz, dokazni materijal; dokazni postupak; sudski iskaz, svjedočenje; svjedočanstvo; svjedok / in # = očit; upadljiv; kao dokaz; to be called in # = biti pozvan za svjedoka; turn State's (King's) # = svjedočiti protiv svojih suučesnika; verbal # = usmeni iskaz; a piece of # = dokaz; potvrda; to admit in # = priznati; to give # = svjedočiti; to establish by # = dokazati, pokazati; to furnish # of = pružiti dokaze o; to bear # of, to give # of = pokazivati znakove čega* * *
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14 records of evidence
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15 right to call for any evidence
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imati pravo zatražiti sve potrebne dokaze
pravo zatražiti sve potrebne dokazeEnglish-Croatian dictionary > right to call for any evidence
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17 to call for evidence
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18 to supply evidence
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19 trace of evidence
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20 verification of evidence of origin
English-Croatian dictionary > verification of evidence of origin
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