Spanish term
United States
Plant Sciences specialist, PhD candidate
Native in: English
Works in: English to Spanish, Spanish to English
CONDICION PARA NOMENCLATURAS INDICADAS EN CROQUIS
it appears with other clauses. Really unsure of the meaning, thank you!
CONDICION PARA NOMENCLATURAS INDICADAS EN CROQUIS
| 2 +2 | REQUIREMENTS FOR NOMENCLATURE INCLUDED IN SKETCHES |
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Proposed translations
Spain
Striving for excellence
Native in: English (Variant: British) 
Works in: Spanish to English, Catalan to English
REQUIREMENTS FOR NOMENCLATURE INCLUDED IN SKETCHES
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Note added at 33 mins (2019-09-25 22:46:03 GMT)
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Get Documents Of Your Building:
The protection agent has taken photographs of your working amid their review. On the off chance that you have no photographs yourself, or negligible photographs – then demand all photographs taken by the agent from the insurance agency. You ought to likewise ask for the chart/sketch they used to ascertain the square footage of your building. Additionally ask for the complete itemized gauge they have composed to touch base at their numbers. This documentation will be helpful for the flame protection claim specialist you pick.
http://www.claiminfinity.com/fire-insurance-claims-tips-to-g...
6. Insurance documentation
Documentation is a vital part of an insurance claim, especially in a fire damage. Our technicians will document every step of the fire damage process. We do this to validate your claim for your adjuster and help every portion of it be approved. Documentation includes photographs, sketches, and inventory of your contents.
https://www.servprorichardson.com/blog/post/120585/fire-smok...
Note: Buildings standing apart from one another or not internally connected must have separate sum insured upon each, and if stock or effects are contained in
two or more distinct buildings, the sum to be insured thereon in each building must be specified. If premises consist of more than one building, a sketch plan
showing the various buildings must be submitted together with the Proposal Form.
http://www.etiqa.com.my/Document/1471351650843
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