(isim) tamirat

Turkish - English

Definition of (isim) tamirat in Turkish English dictionary

repairs

Third person singular, present tense of to repair

If specified in the Purchase Agreement that the Seller will make repairs up to a specific dollar amount, the Seller is obligated to do so If the repairs requested by the Buyer are completed for less that the specified dollar amount, the Buyer does not receive the difference If the repairs exceed the specified dollar amount, the Seller can agree to make repairs until the dollar amount is reached Buyer's should be sure their Agent submit "objections" and requests for repairs with a Buyer's order of priority list

Current expenditures to restore business-use property to an original condition or maintain the property through minor alterations rather than to extend its useful life The cost of repairs normally is deductible annually Substantial repairs that increase the value or extend the life of the property are treated as capital improvements and must have their cost recovered over a number of years

A new purchase request must be initiated and processed through Procurement for a Non-Warranty Repair No equipment can be sent off-site for repair unless a Purchase Order number is indicated on a completed C-727 form

plural of repair

The Port Authority operates small slipways for fishing vessels under 15 tons There are workshops for elementary repairs

Generally an insurance policy will set out the conditions for an insured to effect repairs to insured property Ordinary repairs are usually permitted without notice to the insurer

Generally an insurance policy will set out the conditions for an insured to effect repairs to insured property top

This is the expenditure for general upkeep to maintain the property close to the original condition It does not include the renovation or replacement of any substantial part of the house

(Réparations) Ordinary repairs are permitted to a property without notice to the company Generally the conditions of the policy set a limit of time or value for which such repairs can be effected For anything exceeding these limits, the company’s consent in writing must be obtained Also if the repairs take the form of any reconstruction or remodeling of the building, the work is "extra-ordinary" and must, from the date of commencement, be agreed to by the company Failure to observe the conditions relative to repairs may void the policy or a claim

work performed to return property to a former condition without extending its useful life, as distinguished from capital improvements In income property, repairs are an operating expense for accounting and tax purposes

Hyphenation

(i·sim) ta·mi·rat