hire-purchase agreement
51cash price — The price at which a seller is prepared to sell goods provided that payment is received immediately in cash, i. e. no credit or commission to a credit card company has to be given. This is invariably below the price that includes a hire purchase… …
52deposit — 1) A sum of money paid by a buyer as part of the sale price of something in order to reserve it. Depending on the terms agreed, the deposit may or may not be returned if the sale is not completed. 2) A sum of money left with an organization, such …
53equity — 1) A beneficial interest in an asset. For example, a person having a house worth £250, 000 with a mortgage of £100, 000 may be said to have an equity of £150, 000 in the house. See also negative equity 2) The net assets of a company after all… …
54repossession — 1) The taking back of something purchased, for nonpayment of the instalments due under a hire purchase agreement. 2) The situation in which a mortgagee (lender) takes vacant possession of the property occupied by a mortgagor (borrower), usually… …
55small print — Printed matter on a document, such as a life assurance policy or hire purchase agreement, in which the seller sets out the conditions of the sale and the mutual liabilities of buyer and seller. The use of a very small type size and unintelligible …
56договор о продаже с рассрочкой платежа — — [http://slovarionline.ru/anglo russkiy slovar neftegazovoy promyishlennosti/] Тематики нефтегазовая промышленность EN hire purchase agreement …
57repossess — /ˌri:pə zes/ verb to take back an item which someone is buying under a hire purchase agreement, or a property which someone is buying under a mortgage, because the purchaser cannot continue the payments …
58recurring payments — /rɪˌkɜ:rɪŋ peɪmənts/ plural noun payments, such as mortgage interest or payments on a hire purchase agreement, which are made each month …
59repossess — /ˌri:pə zes/ verb to take back an item which someone is buying under a hire purchase agreement, or a property which someone is buying under a mortgage, because the purchaser cannot continue the payments …
60easy terms — plural noun A phrase used in describing a hire purchase agreement to imply or emphasize that the payments will not be a burden to the customer • • • Main Entry: ↑easy * * * easy terms UK US noun [plural] business british a way of paying for… …
