Sentence examples for diminution in the value from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we conclude that the Reillys pled a plausible diminution in the value of their property caused by the public operation of the Marijuana Growers' enterprise.

Edwynn Houk, a photography dealer and gallery owner in New York, who represents the estates of Bill Brandt and Brassaï, saw no diminution in the value or demand for fine art because of the new art sellers and their wallpaper-like product.

The last, replacing the stove, has been sometimes referred to as 'economic loss,' i.e., 'the diminution in the value of the product because it is inferior in quality and does not work for the general purposes for which it was manufactured and sold.' Comment, 114 U. Pa.

The last, replacing the stove, has been sometimes[58 Wis.2d 219] referred to as 'economic loss,' i.e., 'the diminution in the value of the product because it is inferior in quality and does not work for the general purposes for which it was manufactured and sold.' Comment, 114 U.Pa.L.Rev.

One of these is the market value test that measures damages by the diminution in the goods' value between the time of dispatch and the time of actual delivery.

2. In both Jacob & Youngs and Peevyhouse, the plaintiffs recovered damages equal to the diminution in the market value of their property (a formula that yielded a small sum in the latter case and nothing in the former).

(What will happen if the Peevyhouses care more about the restoration of their farm than anything else in the world?) Will there be a similar negotiation if the coal company is ordered to compensate the Peevyhouses only for the diminution in the market value of their farm?

Such a claim can also include a sum of money in damages to reflect the cost of any physical damage to the property and/or the diminution in value of the landowner's property as a result of the nuisance.

The Carmack Amendment, in compensating the aggrieved party's "full actual loss," does not restrict the measure of damages solely to the diminution in value of the goods involved.

Under the most liberal view of the evidence herein, the diminution in value resulting to the premises because of non-performance of the remedial work was $300.00.

In a sense, the diminution in value of the CD has allowed musicians to re-examine what a contract with a label or a promoter really means.