Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
what are reasonable known risks?
For example:
It's not guarenteed to repair the machine free under the following circumstances:
accident/intent damage/earthquake
I think accidents and damages are reasonable known riskes,and the earthquake is not. Am I right?
It's not guarenteed to repair the machine free under the following circumstances:
accident/intent damage/earthquake
I think accidents and damages are reasonable known riskes,and the earthquake is not. Am I right?
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Hi, It's not guarenteed to repair the machine free under the following circumstances: accident/intent damage/earthquake Say Free repair of the machine is not guaranteed under the following circumstances: accidental or intentional damage / earthquakes I think accidents and damages are reasonable known risks, I wouldn't say 'known'. and the earthquake is not. Things like earthquakes are usually called 'acts of ***' by insurers.
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Hi,
It's not guarenteed to repair the machine free under the following circumstances:
accident/intent damage/earthquake
Say Free repair of the machine is not guaranteed under the following circumstances: acci
It's not guarenteed to repair the machine free under the following circumstances:
accident/intent damage/earthquake
Say Free repair of the machine is not guaranteed under the following circumstances: acci
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Hi Hly,
Do you mean a predictable risk? Or something that can be estimated?
e.g. You can estimate the amount of warranty expense you will need if you have enough past data.
Cheers.
Do you mean a predictable risk? Or something that can be estimated?
e.g. You can estimate the amount of warranty expense you will need if you have enough past data.
Cheers.
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Are "acts of ***" really mentioned in insurance policies overseas? 
(I don't mean I don't believe you, Clive!). Here, they ar
(I don't mean I don't believe you, Clive!). Here, they ar00
Hi Pieanne,
Are "acts of ***" really mentioned in insurance policies overseas? Yes. eg (from an insurance web site:) Acts of ***: When a tornado hits your house or car
*** gets blamed for all the really bad stuff. But perhaps he doesn't act in France or Belgium?
Here, they are refer
Are "acts of ***" really mentioned in insurance policies overseas? Yes. eg (from an insurance web site:) Acts of ***: When a tornado hits your house or car
*** gets blamed for all the really bad stuff. But perhaps he doesn't act in France or Belgium?
Here, they are refer
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But perhaps he doesn't act in France or Belgium? Maybe we've managed to keep him at bay as far as money issues are concerned... Who know where it could end...
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