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no-fault

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no-fault (nfôlt)
adj.
1. Of, indicating, or being a system of motor vehicle insurance in which accident victims are compensated by their insurance companies without assignment of blame.
2. Law Of, indicating, or being a type of divorce in which blame is assigned to neither party.
Translations
no-fault [ˈnəʊˈfɔːlt] ADJ no-fault agreementacuerdo m de pago respectivo
no-fault divorcedivorcio m en el que no se culpa a ninguno de los esposos
no-fault insuranceseguro m en el que no entra el factor de culpabilidad
no-fault (US)
adj
(Insur) coveragemit garantierter Entschädigungssumme
n (also no-fault insurance) Kraftfahrzeugversicherung mit garantierter Auszahlung einer Entschädigungssumme ohne vorherige Klärung der Unfallschuld


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As a matter of fact, almost every major political reform of the past decade-with the significant exception of no-fault auto insurance-has had the important side effect of increasing business for lawyers.
This idea, of course, got a lot of attention during the 1970s under the name of no-fault auto insurance.
 
 
 
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