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1 Regress
Regress m GEN recourse (Wechsel) • mit Regress VERSICH with recourse • ohne Regress FIN, VERSICH without recourse* * *m < Geschäft> Wechsel recourse ■ mit Regress < Versich> with recourse ■ ohne Regress <Finanz, Versich> without recourse* * *Regress
recourse, regress, (Eigentumsübertragung) over, (Schadenersatz) recovery of damages, recovery over (US);
• mit Regress with recourse;
• Regress beim Indossanten recourse to the endorser;
• Regress mangels Zahlung recourse in default of payment;
• Regress nehmen to recourse, to recover (US), to seek recovery, to go back to the drawer;
• Regress bei jem. nehmen to recoup o. s. for injury, to obtain regress from (have recourse against) s. o.;
• Regressanspruch right of recourse (relief);
• Regressanspruch gegen j. haben to have a comeback against s. o.;
• Regressanspruch verlieren to forfeit the right of relief;
• Regressansprüche recourse claims;
• Regressansprüche stellen to seek recourse;
• sich Regressansprüche vorbehalten to reserve the right of relief;
• Regresshaftung liability to recourse.
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