Sentence examples for diminution in value from inspiring English sources

Good cause may be shown when the property is subject to diminution in value.

Nevertheless, it is of some significance that three out of four appellate courts have followed the diminution in value rule under circumstances where, as here, the cost of performance greatly exceeds the diminution in value.

Despite alleged diminution in value of the owner's land, the Court held that the zoning laws were facially constitutional.

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.

Generally, such an owner must reasonably protect the property from spoilage or diminution in value, for the sake of the future owner.

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.

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.

In assessing the fairness of the zoning ordinances, these benefits must be considered along with any diminution in market value that the appellants might suffer.

Diminution in market value is a proper measure of damages from a delay in carriage of food and other non-rentable goods.

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.

He was eventually pronounced sterile". Because of community knowledge of what the herd had eaten, the price that the stock brought was greatly diminished and the plaintiff sued for the diminution in market value.