damage compensation

The amount payable in annual damage compensation to West German landowners was expected to fall by more than $20,000,000.

Natural environment was destroyed, and so far there have been no judgments passed in any of the damage compensation trials, which have almost stalled.

Oil and shipping companies asserted that a uniform Federal system would permit damage compensation more quickly than the existing "patchwork" of state laws.

The bruising of his bone marrow led Casey to make several damaging compensations in his swing.

Rick returns from the war a wealthy man and involves Magnus in a plan to defraud the bomb damage compensation fund.

Damage Compensation: Pledges restoration of damaged environments and compensation for human injury.

The government never sued SADE back for damage compensation.

For example, the tendency to underestimate our ability to adapt to life-changing events has led to legal theorists questioning the assumptions behind tort damage compensation.

Magnus (Benedict Taylor) is called in to help his father after the plan to defraud the bomb damage compensation fund goes awry.

Other changes included waterfowl crop damage compensation, and regulations concerning self-sustainability and actuarial soundness requirements.

The sentence is the longest ever awarded under Swedish copyright law, and the prison time and damage compensation high by Swedish standards.

She continued, "Because of this incident I suffered from acute laryngitis, and I demand 100 million won ($86,000 USD) for medical expenses and damage compensation."

On 17 February 2011, the Seoul Central District Court dismissed SM Entertainment's injunction against the three members, filed in April 2010 for damage compensation.

Butterworths Personal Injury Litigation Service (Section Editor: Principles of Damages Compensation; and Future Loss)

Damages Compensation - the provision of compensation "for any economically assessable damage, as appropriate and proportional to the gravity of the violation and the circumstances of each case."

In September 2009, independent refiner CVR sued TransCanada for Keystone Pipeline tolls seeking $250 million damage compensation or release from transportation agreements.

Their approach, based on proportionality in justice and damage compensation, argues that full restitution is compatible with both retributivism and a utilitarian degree of deterrence in order to uphold NAP in society.

Telenor stake in Russian mobile phone company Vimpelcom were seized in April 2009 after Telenor refused to pay a $1.7 billion in damage compensation to Russian owner Farimex Ltd.

A damaging compensation culture has arisen, as if people can absolve themselves from any personal responsibility for their own actions, with the spectre of lawyers only too willing to pounce with a claim for damages on the slightest pretext.

The negotiation is stalling, as well, but the company that had caused the damage continues to operate undisturbed in Romania. Neither the injured parties, nor nature have received any damage compensation, in Hungary or in the other countries affected.

The Court of Appeal ordered that Krekar pay 130,000 kroner in damages compensation to each of the three Kurds he threatened, and to serve two years and ten months in prison, less the 255 days he was in custody.

In 1973, the Pollution Health Damage Compensation Law was passed with the purpose of paying victims of specific diseases in certain Government-designated localities compensation benefits and medical expenses, together with providing health and welfare services required by these families.

Afterwards, the 40 sick employees gathered together as Interessengemeinschaft der VC-Geschädigten in order to file a complaint for violation of duty against the Land of North-Rhine-Westphalia and asked for damage compensation, just like in the Contergan trial.

The series of delays to the opening date is expected to lead to a number of lawsuits against FBB, which might result in large-scale damage compensations for the affected airlines (Air Berlin already announced its intention of such a move) and airport businesses.

U.N.'s Conditions for Baghdad Among other things, the United Nations insists that it must retain part of any revenue accruing to Iraq to pay war damage compensation to various countries, including Kuwait, which will claim at least $20 billion in compensation for the damage done to its oil industry alone.