Simple definition
Amounts or harm for which compensation may be claimed under an agreement or law.
Amounts or harm for which compensation may be claimed under an agreement or law.
A contract may use “losses” when describing amounts or harm for which compensation may be claimed under an agreement or law.
Amounts or harm for which compensation may be claimed under an agreement or law.
This term commonly appears in remedies or limitation-of-liability sections describing the types or amounts of loss that may be claimed.
The wording can affect the financial consequences of breach and may interact with exclusions, caps, or pre-agreed remedies. Review the exact language rather than relying on the label alone.
Amounts or harm for which compensation may be claimed under an agreement or law.
This term commonly appears in remedies or limitation-of-liability sections describing the types or amounts of loss that may be claimed.
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