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échéance

1 [eʃeɑ̃s] feminine substantive

EKI Combined Dictionary 2026

Last modified 27.12.2024

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määratud ajahetk (kuupäev), mis ajaks peab midagi toimuma, mis ajani miski kehtib vms
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ID 702585 Last modified 30.12.2004
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Domain financial transactions - payment systems - cash
  • the life expectancy of a loan or loan security
maturity
Usage examples
  • Additional costs. Additional costs resulting from action to minimise or avoid loss shall be covered proportionally to the percentage of cover under the credit insurance policy, provided that they have been approved by the insurer. Additional costs include costs of court action and other legal expenses to minimise or avoid loss but exclude costs of establishing the validity of a claim. However, if such costs also relate to amounts or maturities not covered by the insurer, they shall be attributed proportionally to the insured and uninsured amounts or maturities.
Good to know
  • Original maturity is the length of time from the beginning of a loan to the date of last repayment.
échéance
feminine
juoksuaika

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