Damage per se
Damage per se – the term refers to these damages, presumed upon occurrence of the tort, and later to be embedded in the civil claim towards the court.
Damage per se – the term refers to these damages, presumed upon occurrence of the tort, and later to be embedded in the civil claim towards the court.
Damages ultra – used in Tort Law, this term refers to the damages pursued where the claimant believes the given award by the court is not sufficient enough.
Damages cap – the term refers to the maximum limit of a compensation amount which the court with their taken written decision in favor of one of the parties can award on the case. This term should be separated from…
Damages at large – The term has the meaning of compensation pursued in court for other than financial damages or loss only –namely pursuing compensation for “missed benefits” due to the caused tort. Learn more about the court process in…
Damages – the term refers to cash compensation claimed at the local Court of Law to offset losses/damages or suffering caused to the claimant by the defender’s fault or negligence. Damages are a typical request made of a court when persons…
Daisy chain – this is a definition of illegal number of speculative sales of the same Stock Trade, performed by a group of traders, unofficially connected with each other.
Daily accrual accounting – within the area of the Corporate Law the term refers to the procedure of recent accountancy examining and calculating the profit earned by a local corporate body on a daily basis. The financial result has to…
Dagger – the term describes double edged knife, used as a defense weapon.
Dactylographic science – the term refers to the science studying fingerprints to help criminal investigations.
Cy-pres – this term means: “As near as may be”: i.e. it is a technical word used in the law of personal wills to refer to a power that the courts have to, rather than void the document, to construct or…