gebrauchsfähigem

Gebrauchsfähigem is a German adjective that translates to "usable" or "capable of being used" in English. It describes something that is in a condition to be put into service or to fulfill its intended purpose. This term is often used in legal and technical contexts, particularly when referring to the condition of goods, equipment, or property.

In legal terms, "gebrauchsfähigem" can relate to the concept of merchantability. For example, when a seller provides goods, they are generally expected to be "gebrauchsfähigem" for their ordinary purpose. If the goods are defective and cannot be used as intended, this may constitute a breach of contract or a warranty issue.

In a more general sense, "gebrauchsfähigem" can apply to a wide range of objects. A tool that is not broken and can perform its function is "gebrauchsfähigem." A building that is structurally sound and safe to inhabit is also "gebrauchsfähigem." The opposite of "gebrauchsfähigem" would be something that is unusable, broken, or otherwise unfit for its intended use. The degree to which something is "gebrauchsfähigem" can be subjective but is often determined by objective standards related to its function and safety.