pecuniary loss's Usage Examples:

sufferings were far more a matter of regret to me than could have been any pecuniary loss I experienced by the disabling of the colt.

controversy necessary to get into the trial court of general jurisdiction), "pecuniary loss", or "monetary damages in an amount according to proof.

prove pecuniary loss, then he can also obtain damages for non-pecuniary injuries, such as emotional distress.

The requirement of pecuniary loss can be.

purchaser or lessee thereof might be determined thereby is liable for pecuniary loss resulting to the other from the impairment of vendibility thus caused.

preparation of this great national work involved the author in considerable pecuniary loss; and soon after his death, the numerous plates, engraved by John Sturt.

numerous specimens of animals, which he stuffed and exhibited, but with pecuniary loss; the Queen's attention being called to his case, she settled on him.

literary matter and effective as a political weapon, ended in heavy pecuniary loss after two or three years' existence.

The Fund is mandated to compensate investors who suffer pecuniary loss arising from the revocation or cancellation of the registration of a.

Employment Rights Act 1996 on its true construction did not include non-pecuniary loss.

shortly before the great fire of 1871, in which he suffered considerable pecuniary loss.

has been defamed – that is, exposed to hatred, contempt, ridicule, or pecuniary loss.

beneficiaries, usually close family members or nest of kin, to recover for the pecuniary loss that the death has caused.

Consciousness as a prerequisite for compensation for non-pecuniary loss.

The fundamental basis is thus compensation for pecuniary loss naturally flowing from the breach; but this first principle is qualified.

The policy covers against pecuniary loss suffered on account of total loss or damage to the trees occasioned.

a third share in the profits of the Waverley Novels, he suffered no pecuniary loss by the dissolution of the old publishing firm.

arbitration (preferably to the permanent court at The Hague) all claims for pecuniary loss or damage presented by their respective citizens and not capable of.

Foster for the pecuniary loss which he would sustain by his retirement from the public service.

Synonyms:

monetary;

Antonyms:

engage; clasp; enlist; hold; requisition;