Tercer Partido

n. a person who is not a party to a contract or a transaction, bu...

A person or organisation not principally involved with the other two parties but who has an interest in an agreement or contract. In an insurance policy, the third party is the person wh [..]

Someone other than the insured and the insurer. In liability insurance, the insurer provides defense against claims or suits brought by third parties—hence the term "third-party insurance.& [..]

A person or organisation other than the principals who are involved in a transaction or direct provision of a service.

Third party is not the after-after party, but rather refers to a person apart from those that are parties to a contract. For example, third party motor insurance provides protection to an insured agai [..]

A person, not a party to the insurance contract, who has an alleged or actual claim for injury or damage against the person insured under the policy.

A person who is not a party to a contract or a transaction, but who has an involvement. The third party normally has no legal rights in the matter, unless the contract was made specifically for the th [..]

Any person or organisation associated with a claim, other than ACC or the client.

means a person or a legal entity which does not participate in the same project, even though such a third party may participate in another FP7 project. If foreseen in the Grant Agreement, some third parties may carry out some work in the project (e.g. subcontractors, affiliates or members of a joint research unit). However, such third parties do no [..]

A political party not associated with the two major ones.  Examples include the Green Party, the Libertarian Party, and the Prohibition Party.

Any political party that is not one of the two parties that have dominated U.S. politics since the late 19th century — the Republican Party and the Democratic Party — and that receives a base of support and plays a role in influencing the outcome of an election is referred to as a third party.

any political party other than the two major parties (the two current major parties are the Democrats and Republicans).

see party

An independent organization that offers a service that links a supplier and a distributor in some way. The term can apply to providers of EDI, warehousing or logistics services.

person other than the insured or insurer who has incurred losses or is entitled to receive payment due to acts or omissions of the insured.

any usage of a song or record by someone, other than the parties to the main agreement – eg. someone putting a recording on a compilation album, or someone asking to use the song in an advertisement.

A firm that supplies logistics services to other companies.

In ‘third party’ business, HarperCollins acts as a distributor

Someone other than the policyholder or insurer who is involved in an insurance claim.

A type of car insurance that covers damage to other people’s property, and provides limited cover for damage to your own car, as a result of theft or fire.

Generally, a political party or parties represented in the House that is smaller in size than the Official Opposition party

means where a higher education provider has, or intends to have, any aspect of its higher education services in relation to its course(s) of study carried out on its behalf through a partner, agent or third party arrangement. A third party, agent or partner arrangement may include, for example: partnerships with other institutions, higher education [..]

Any party that provides services on behalf of the RTO but does not include a contract of employment between an RTO and its employee.

Person, business or government agency, etc., not actively involved in a legal proceeding, agreement or transaction, but who is somehow involved.

A person, business, organization or government agency not actively involved in a legal proceeding, agreement, or transaction, but affected by it.

A party other than the shipper or consignee that is ultimately responsible for paying the shipment charges.

Person or entity not party to an agreement but with an interest in the agreement.

In an insurance contract, a third party is anyone other than the policyholder and the family members covered under the insurance policy. The policyholder is the first party. The insurance company is t [..]

A third party is the other individual/s involved in your claim (i.e. the other drivers on the road). An uninsured third party driver

This level of cover features all the benefits of third party insurance plus cover for the vehicle if it's stolen or destroyed by fire and you're not at fault.

 Person or entity not party to an agreement but with an interest in the agreement.

In the world of insurance, the policyholder and everyone covered by the policy is the first party, the insurance company is the second party, and anyone else is a third party.

This is a type of cover you can choose for your vehicle.

n. terceras partes

this is a political party that was something other than Republican or Democrat such as Independent, Socialist, Communist, Labor, States Rights, etc.  They were also referred to as minor parties.

The victim of an automobile accident. It also refers to the individual or property that is indirectly involved in an incident involving your car.

The other person involved in the accident.

Someone involved in a claim who is neither the policyholder nor the insurer, for example if you are in a car accident, the driver of the other car.

Third party fire and theft cover provides the same level of cover as third party cover, but protects you against damage to your vehicle from fire, or theft of the vehicle, as long as you’re not at fault.

A person who makes a claim against the insured person.

The same level of car insurance as third party insurance, plus cover for fire or thef

Anyone with whom you are involved in an accident. For example, if you get into an accident with another driver, the other driver would be legally considered the third party.

A person with whom a policyholder is involved in an accident (for instance: the driver of a car with which the policyholder's car collides or a pedestrian hit by the policyholder's car).

This level of cover adds damage to or loss of the insured vehicle (including fitted accessories and manufacturer's standard fitted audio equipment) by Fire or Theft to Third Party Only cover.

A type of car insurance that covers damage to other people's property, and provides limited cover for damage to your own car, as a result of theft or fire.

covers damage that your car causes to other people's property but doesn't cover damage sustained to your car. It does cover the loss or damage to your car that is caused by theft or fire.

The claimant under a liability policy. So called because the person making the claim is not one of the two parties, insured and insurer, to the insurance contract.

Any person who deals directly with the Customs, for and on behalf of another person, relating to the importation, exportation, movement or storage of goods (*). (*) General Annex, Chapter 2 of the rev [..]

An independent retailer of intermodal transportation, may be a shipper agent or association

A person claiming against an insured. In insurance terminology the first party is the insurer and the second party is the insured.

Car insurance that covers you against theft and gives you limited cover against damage caused to a third party in the event of a motor accident.

Someone other than the insured or his insurer who has suffered injury or loss. A person claiming against an insured. In insurance terminology the first party is the insurer and the second party is the insured.

Any liability claimant.

A person who is not a party to a contract.

A person claiming against an insured. In insurance terminology the first party is the insurer and the second party is the insured.

A Person not party to an agreement but holds an interest in that agreement.

Someone with no direct legal or binding interest in a case.

Any person other than the Insured who has suffered or caused an injury or loss (the Insured and the Insurer are the first and second parties to the insurance contract).

Someone other than the insured or his insurer who has suffered injury or loss.

Individual other than the insured or insurer who has incurred a loss or is entitled to receive a benefit payment as the result of the acts or omissions of the insured.

One who is not a party to the insuring agreement but who may have rights therein.

Someone who is involved in a claim who is neither the policy holder nor the insurer.

Any person other than the Insured who has suffered or caused an injury or loss (the Insured and the Insurer are the first and second parties to the insurance contract)

A person who files a liability insurance claim against another person or entity (first party).

A person or entity who is not a signatory to an agreement. A third party may have rights, benefits and obligations relating to that agreement (for example, the other driver in an accident, or a lienholder or mortgage company).

A person or entity who is not a party to an insurance contract but who has an alleged or actual right of action for injury or damages against an insured under a contract of insurance. Three Hundred an [..]

The claimant under a Liability Policy. So called because the person making the claim is not one of the two parties (Insured and insurer) to the insurance contract.

A person, business, or government agency not initially actively involved in a legal proceeding, agreement, or transaction, but may be at a later time.

Nonprincipal participant with responsibilities in a project, contract or some other agreement or event.

A person, not a party to the insurance contract, who has an alleged or actual right of action for injury or damage against the person insured under the policy.

(1) The name of a party brought into civil proceedings by a defender because that third party may be liable in addition to or instead of the defender to the pursuer.

 Person, business or government agency, etc., not actively involved in a legal proceeding, agreement, or transaction, but who is somehow involved.

n. a person who is not a party to a contract or a transaction, but has an involvement (such as one who is a buyer from one of the parties, was present when the agreement was signed or made an offer th [..]

A person, business or government agency not actively involved in a legal proceeding, agreement, or transaction.

(1) Someone who is not directly connected with a contract, a deal, a lawsuit, an occurrence, etc., but who may be affected by its outcome. (2) Personsl other than the plaintiff or defendant who are br [..]

Any person who acts on behalf of another person.

A third party is a company or organization that supplies software or game content to the first party.

One who is not a party to the insuring agreement but who might have rights therein.

 An independent organization that offers a service that links a supplier and a distributor in some way. The term can apply to providers of EDI, warehousing or logistics services.third party reconcilia [..]

n. a person who is not a party to a contract or a transaction, but has an involvement (such as one who is a buyer from one of the parties, was present when the agreement was signed or made an offer th [..]

A person who files a liability insurance claim against another person or entity (first party).

usually applied to persons who are not principal parties to a contract or other instrument, but who have some right, interest or duty which such contract or instrument affects. For example, where a sa [..]

Third party is a term used in the United States for American political parties other than the Republican and Democratic parties.

In electoral politics, a third party is any party contending for votes that failed to outpoll either of its two strongest rivals (or, in the context of an impending election, is considered highly unli [..]

In Canada, a third party has two distinct meanings in the political process. For legal and official purposes, a "third party" refers to agents other than candidates and voters who participat [..]

Third party may refer to:

Third Party is an album by American instrumental hip hop duo Blue Sky Black Death. It was released on Fake Four Inc. in 2010. The album is a collaboration with Alexander Chen of Boy in Static.

Definition Someone other than the principals directly involved in a transaction or agreement.