Traduction de «relever les dommages » (Français → Anglais) :

identify building damage | identifying damage to buildings | damage to buildings assessing | identify damage to buildings

assessing of damage to public space | identifying damage to public space | damage to public space identifying | identify damage to public space

carrier's proof of loss

proof of loss | proof of loss form | proof of claim | statement of loss

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physical damage

claims adjusters supervisor | insurance loss adjuster | loss adjuster | vehicle damage appraiser

One cannot issue a statement of claim and go through a notice of motion and affidavit process in order to take advantage of the medical science that you heard about.

The notion of ‘personal injuries’ covers any type of damage resulting from an injury to physical integrity (physical and psychological suffering), in so far as compensation for such damage is provided for as part of the civil liability of the insured person under national law.

The Court also finds that, if a Member State recognises the right to compensation for non‑material damage suffered, it may not provide, for that specific category of damage – which falls under the category of personal injuries for the purposes of the Second Directive – maximum amounts to be guaranteed which are lower than the minimum amounts guaranteed under that directive.

41. Deplores the fact that the Group’s work seems to have lost momentum; notes that some of the more than 100 measures which have been rolled back as a result of its activity have been replaced in Member States by tax measures with similar harmful effects; notes that tax authorities have countered the Group’s recommendations by creating new structures with the same harmful effects as those rolled back by the Group; deplores the fact that past attempts to strengthen its governance and mandate, and to adjust and broaden the working methods and criteria set in the Code, with the aim of combating new forms of harmful tax practices within ...[+++]the current economic environment, have not been successful; supports the Commission’s latest proposals on this matter, as set out in its action plan of 17 June 2015 for fair and efficient corporate taxation in the EU;