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Перевод: consignor

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Тезаурус:

1. Facilities are also available to generate consignor, consignee, product sales, country sales and country purchases reports.
2. A relative novelty for this important property was that, for once, Sotheby's did not give the consignor a guarantee, correctly judging that with material this good there was little reason to feel the sale would not do splendidly.
3. Sources reveal that while the consignor, the Duke of Beaufort, has been paid by the auction house, Christie's has not been paid by the purchaser, and that Mrs Johnson's flurry of consignments are to make good her final bid.
4. (Apparently Mr Hebecker had been contacted by the consignor's lawyers as early as July 1991.)
5. The most heartwrenching consignor story was that of Pitchford Hall, its owners forced to raise capital following losses in the Lloyd's names market.
6. If it's a pretty, fleshy nude, or a charming bouquet of roses, or a view of a canal, if it serves as effective decoration without taxing the mind too much, then its success at auction is assured, providing the consignor isn't too greedy.
7. fraud on the part of the trader (in this context trader means either consignor or consignee)
8. While as of 31 December 1991, Sotheby's loans (both consignor and term) on their book equalled 112 million (190.4 million), Christie's loans to consignors (they have not offered term loans) stood at 20.2 million (34.3 million).
9. "Consignor loans remain the main part of our loan business, although we generally now only advance about 35% of the low estimate (as opposed to 1989 when up to 50% might have been loaned) which reflects the uncertainties of the market today.
10. But the consignor, had to settle for the 750,000 (468,750) Berry-Hill Galleries paid this time.
11. The drawing had been published in 1935 in connection with the painting, yet both consignor and Sotheby's had been ignorant of this.
12. Multiple copies also enabled the consignor, the consignee, or the consignor's assigns to claim a breach of the carrier's duty of safe carriage and to lodge a claim against the cargo insurers.