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Anticipatory breach
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When a person who is to perform as set forth in a contract, clearly indicates to the other party that he will not or cannot perform
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Anticipatory, английский
- Порочащий новизну (изобретения)
- A антиципирующий; предварительный, предупреждающий anti-resonance
- Упреждающий
Anticipatory appraisal, английский
Предварительная оценка
Anticipatory art, английский
Anticipatory breach, английский
Anticipatory buffering, английский
Упреждающая буферизация
Anticipatory control, английский
Управление с прогнозирование; упреждающее управление
Anticipatory duty, английский
Organisations and people who provide services or public functions and clubs and associations have to plan in advance to take account of the difficulties that disabled people may face. this means they must think and plan ahead to make sure that disabled people can access their services. this includes thinking about reasonable adjustments they could make.
Anticipatory letter of credit, английский
Аккредитив для оплаты неотгруженных товаров
Anticipatory paging, английский
Подкачка с упреждением; страничный обмен с упреждением
Anticipatory staging, английский
Упреждающее перемещение
Breach, английский
- A whale's leap out of the water.
- Formerly, what is made by the breaking in of the sea, now applied also to the
- Said of [1] a sea crashing over the side of
- Поломка; нарушение сплошности; прорыв; пролом ~ of contract нарушение (подрядного) договора [соглашения] dike [dyke] ~ прорыв дамбы
Breach, английский
Breach, испанский
The breaking or violating of a law, right, obligation, or duty either by doing an act or failing to do an act
Breach of contract, английский
- Нарушение договора
- Failure, without legal excuse, of one of the parties to a contract to perform according to the contract.
- To breach a contract is to fail to fulfil your obligations under that contract. it is the correct way to express the idea of ‘breaking’ a contract.
Breach of covenant, английский
Breach of peace, испанский
Every person who unlawfully fights in a public place or willfully and maliciously disturbs another person by loud and unreasonable noise, or in a public place, says offensive words to one or more persons which are likely to start an immediate violent reac
Breach of the sea, английский
Waves breaking over the hull of a vessel in bad weather, or when stranded.—a clear breach implies the waves rolling clean over without breaking. shakspeare in “twelfth night” uses the term for the breaking of the waves.—clean-breach, when masts and every object on deck is swept away.
Breach of trust, английский
Нарушение доверительным управляющим своих обязательств по управлению имуществом
Breach of warranty, английский
Breached, английский
Said of a building contract when one or more parties has failed to perform in accordance with the exact terms of the contract.
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Appeal, испанский
When someone that loses at least part of a case asks a higher court (called an appellate court) to review the decision and say if it is right. this is called "to appeal" or "to take an appeal." the person that appeals is called the &qu
Uesta, испанский
- Una declaracion que un demandado escribe para r
- La r
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