Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

contractual defences

Czech translation:

smluvní obrana/smluvní důvody obrany

Added to glossary by jankaisler
Apr 20, 2010 13:36
14 yrs ago
English term

contractual defences

English to Czech Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) Receipt and Claim Release
The above mentioned settlement has been entered into without creating a precedent for the future and should on no account be deemed to be construed as a waiver of any contractual rights, limits or defences under the standard trading conditions of the carrier.
Change log

Apr 23, 2010 07:09: jankaisler changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/678106">Zuzana Hlucháňová's</a> old entry - "contractual defences"" to ""smluvní obrana/smluvní důvody obrany""

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smluvní obrana/smluvní důvody obrany

nemá být považováno za vzdání se "smluvní obrany/smluvních důvody/prostředků obrany"
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agree Ivan Šimerka
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Dík Ivane!
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sjednané zproštění odpovědnosti



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Note added at 5 mins (2010-04-20 13:42:10 GMT)
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zproštění odpovědnosti, které je součástí smlouvy
smluvně přípusné polehčující okolnosti

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defense_(legal)

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Note added at 7 mins (2010-04-20 13:43:35 GMT)
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překlep - smluvně přípustné...

"Defenses – Defenses are some reasons, which can lead court to found defendant not guilty. One of defense is duress – being forced to commit crime because of threats that you or someone else will be harmed if you don’t. Other is insanity. Person cannot be found guilty, if doctor says he can’t be responsible for his actions because of mental illness. Other defense is intoxication. There is usually missing mens rea, but if the person is intoxicated knowingly, he is responsible for his actions. The last is self-defense. Defendant must prove, that the force he used was reasonable to protect himself."
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