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Natalia09 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Claimability

How common is this word? I would like to use it in a sort of legal context: "claimability in terms of sec.... para...." (if the contractor has a claim to receive the said remuneration).

Thank you!
  

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Hi, A quick Google search suggests it's not common at all. Have you seen it much in legal contexts? Perhaps you can just form a sentence with the adjective 'claimable'?

— Clive

  • Hi, A quick Google search suggests it's not common at all.
  • Have you seen it much in legal contexts?
  • Perhaps you can just form a sentence with the adjective 'claimable'?
  • Clive
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Hi,

A quick Google search suggests it's not common at all. Have you seen it much in legal contexts?

Perhaps you can just form a sentence with the adjective 'claimable'?

Clive
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May be: "Eligibility to claim in accordance with sec... para..."? It's a title.
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Hi,

Sounds better.

How about 'Eligible claims under section . . . '?

Clive
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It sounds good but it is more concrete: Which claims? It should be more general. Thank you!
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"Eligibility to claim under sec...." seems to me a good choice.
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