Sep 12, 2018 01:07
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Spanish term
daños esteticos CTTE
FVA
Not for points
Spanish to English
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Insurance
home insurance
Home insurance policy
Garantias coberturas y sumas aseguradas
daños esteticos CTTE
daños esteticos CTDO
Garantias coberturas y sumas aseguradas
daños esteticos CTTE
daños esteticos CTDO
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | Cosmestic damage to the building | Andy Watkinson |
4 | cosmetic damage to building | Robert Carter |
4 | non-structural damage to the building | nweatherdon |
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Proposed translations
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8 mins
Cosmestic damage to the building
This refers to damage to the appearance of the "continente" abbreviated to CTTE in insurance matters in Spanish .
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Note added at 9 mins (2018-09-12 01:17:14 GMT)
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Where elsewhere we generally divide home insurance cover into "building" and "contents", this in Spanish is referred to as the "continente" and "contenido"
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Note added at 9 mins (2018-09-12 01:17:14 GMT)
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Where elsewhere we generally divide home insurance cover into "building" and "contents", this in Spanish is referred to as the "continente" and "contenido"
9 mins
cosmetic damage to building
CTTE = continente (the building containing the contents), as opposed to CTDO, which is contenido (the contents).
Property insurance policies cover physical damage to property. Cosmetic damage has traditionally been paid if the damage is greater than the deductible. Lately, some ingenious insurance company lawyers are wrongfully arguing that their stingy insurance company claims managers are correctly not paying for cosmetic damage.
https://www.propertyinsurancecoveragelaw.com/2014/10/article...
Property insurance policies cover physical damage to property. Cosmetic damage has traditionally been paid if the damage is greater than the deductible. Lately, some ingenious insurance company lawyers are wrongfully arguing that their stingy insurance company claims managers are correctly not paying for cosmetic damage.
https://www.propertyinsurancecoveragelaw.com/2014/10/article...
1 day 14 hrs
non-structural damage to the building
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