Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
comprehensive automobile liability
German translation:
Vollkasko-KFZ-Versicherung
Added to glossary by
Lydia Molea
Apr 17, 2004 15:58
20 yrs ago
English term
comprehensive automobile liability
English to German
Bus/Financial
Insurance
Chicory plant contract
This is from a list of insurances (in a contract) that the parties have to maintain:
In connection with activities performed on or around the Site by persons present in (country) for reasons arising from the obligations of a Party under the Agreement, either such Party shall maintain insurance policies covering:
- Vendor's workmen's compensation
- ***Comprehensive automobile liability***
- owned, non-owned and hired
- bodily injury each person
- bodily injury each occurrence
- property damage each occurrence
In connection with activities performed on or around the Site by persons present in (country) for reasons arising from the obligations of a Party under the Agreement, either such Party shall maintain insurance policies covering:
- Vendor's workmen's compensation
- ***Comprehensive automobile liability***
- owned, non-owned and hired
- bodily injury each person
- bodily injury each occurrence
- property damage each occurrence
Proposed translations
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4 +2 | Vollkasko-KFZ-Versicherung | David Moore (X) |
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would I think be the term to cover this
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Note added at 11 mins (2004-04-17 16:10:15 GMT)
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Although the \"automobile\" is an American term for \"car\"; it will possibly depend on whether the cover would be specifically required for cars, or light or heavy commercial vehicles.
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Note added at 11 mins (2004-04-17 16:10:15 GMT)
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Although the \"automobile\" is an American term for \"car\"; it will possibly depend on whether the cover would be specifically required for cars, or light or heavy commercial vehicles.
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