Übersetzung für 'loan on goods' von Englisch nach Deutsch

loan on goods

Warenlombard {m}

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return of goods on loan

Rückgabe {f} von Leihwaren

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Werbung

on loan {adv}

leihweise

auf Leihbasis

als Darlehenfin.

to advance on loan

vorstrecken [Geld]fin.

stock on loan

Ausleihbestand {m}libr.

loan on policy

Beleihung {f} einer Policefin.insur.

Policendarlehen {n}fin.insur.

loan on securities

Effektenlombard {m}

unit on loan

Leihgerät {n}

on-loan player

ausgeliehener Spieler {m} [Leihspieler]sports

player on loan

ausgeliehener Spieler {m}sports

loan on overdraft

Überziehungs­kredit {m}

Kontokorrentkredit {m}

tools on loan

Leihwerkzeuge {pl}

item on loan

Leihgabe {f}

books on loan

ausgeliehene Bücher {pl}libr.

loan on mortgage

durch Hypothek gesichertes Darlehen {n}

on loan {adj} [loaned]

geliehenfin.

on a loan basis {adv}

auf Leihbasisecon.fin.

to take on a loan

ein Darlehen aufnehmenfin.

• The CR opened its own goods station at a site on the western side of Glasshouse Loan, directly opposite the NBR one.
• A developed country will provide a bilateral loan or grant to a developing country, but mandate that the money be spent on goods or services produced in the selected country.
• In 1980, 5000 attended The Rocket 150 celebrations at Rainhill, where she hauled a short mixed goods which included 2 flatwagons carrying a replica of the engine Novelty, & "The Earl" from the Welshpool and Llanfair Railway, which at the time was on loan to the NRM before returning to Welshpool by the late 1990s.
• During this time, Merlino and Natale oversaw the crime family's gambling, loan sharking, extortion and stolen goods rackets.
• The goods were loaned to some guild members. The grantor's cousins or allies were to receive preference for the loan, provided they gave the usual collateral.

• In addition to the payment, France required that Haiti provide a fifty percent discount on its exported goods to them, making repayment more difficult.
• The couple faced many challengers and obstacles to open their first outlet — as many of the shop owners are reluctant to lease their premise, while suppliers are only willing to provide their goods on a cash delivery services.
• Collateral, put up as temporary security for their money, was not to be sold unless such goods were put up a full eighteen months prior to the day on which such collateral would be forfeit.
• In some cases, deflation can be hard on sectors of the economy such as agriculture, if they are deeply in debt at high interest rates and are unable to refinance, or that are dependent upon loans to finance capital goods when low interest rates are not available.
• A recent modification to the rule provides that strict foreclosure will also not be permitted if the debtor has repaid at least 60% of the loan for which consumer goods have been put up as collateral, or has paid 60% or cash price of consumer goods bought under a PMSI.

• To pay for this the state levied import duties on various goods then being imported.
• The railmotors were put into service on 15 May 1904, and the goods train was discontinued four weeks later; porters were also dispensed with at the intermediate stations.
• In Miami, the two men meet Beansie's Cuban contacts and agree to trade in stolen goods.
• The CAG found that Lavalin was only a consultant intermediary and not the original equipment manufacturer and that the supply of goods and services was made by other firms at a much higher cost leading to excess expenditure.
• This resulted in either the bailiff of the court going to the house of debtor and collecting goods in lieu of the debt, or the debtor being remitted to debtor’s prison until the debtor's family could pay off the debt or until the creditor forgave it.

• He continued to write cheques in the company's name, and in June 1972 pleaded Guilty to seven charges of obtaining goods and cash by deception.
• Hughes entered the dry goods business with his brother Bernard under the combined name of Hughes Brothers.
• While a seller (or exporter) can require the purchaser (an importer) to prepay for goods shipped, the purchaser (importer) may wish to reduce risk by requiring the seller to document the goods that have been shipped.