Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term or phrase:
belöper på
English translation:
corresponds to
Swedish term
belöper på
If there is another insurance policy for the same risk this policy covers only a part of the risk - the problem is I do not understand exactly which part...
3 +4 | corresponds to | Mårten Sandberg |
4 | covers/amounts to | Clare Barnes |
3 -1 | is covered by | Lars Jelking |
Non-PRO (1): Alasdair Graham-Brown
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Proposed translations
corresponds to
covers/amounts to
agree |
George Hopkins
2 hrs
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disagree |
E2efour (X)
: Horrible translation! :) Makes no sense.
3 hrs
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is covered by
disagree |
E2efour (X)
: The insurance could cover 100% but in double insurance (as here) only a proportion under the agreement referred to here is paid (i.e. the principle of contribution).
2 hrs
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It seems to me as if the second policy is of higher value, the first is still covering only it's value.
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