But at the time of emancipation, the British granted not the ex-slaves but their former owners "reparation" in the form of a large financial indemnity.
Vatican City became an independent state, Italy paid a large financial indemnity to the pope for taking over his pre-1870 lands, and a concordat granted the church many privileges in Italy, including recognition of church weddings as valid in civil law, religious education in secondary as well as primary schools, and freedom for the lay Catholic organizations in Catholic Action.
As a result of the financial indemnities provided by both treaties, Bolivia was able to finance a great era of railroad construction.
However, there has been concern about the financial indemnities offered by RiverOak - the US firm interested in buying and running the airport.
Flynn had asked what was the financial value of the insurance indemnity against claims deemed to be "uninsurable" to be granted to the successful bidder to manage Sellafield.
While the cap was not adopted, the hospitals did receive some financial relief: a medical indemnity fund that pays for care for children born with defects.
It underwrites commercial and personal line classes of business, including property, motor & motor casualty, agriculture & bloodstock, liability, marine, energy & aviation, workers compensation, financial & credit, professional indemnity, accident & health and others.
Some households attempt to protect themselves against the burden of future health shocks by purchasing health insurance, which is a contract where the household agrees to pay a fee or premium in exchange for the promise of indemnities, or financial assistance with paying healthcare bills, when a family member experience a covered health shock.
At the time of the Guangxu Emperor's death, the Qing empire was in the midst of a financial crisis, burdened by excessive indemnity payments to the foreign powers, tariffs fixed by treaty and interest payments on loans to foreign banks.
The PPM model operating in the country is similar to soft or relational contracting, which is a 'mutual agreement between the collaborative partners about the general terms of collaboration' (p. 876) with limited financial considerations unlike standard contracts where indemnities exist; parties may opt out depending on exigencies (27).
The Australian Board of Control's concern that after losing money on the previous season's tour by the West Indies the series would be another financial disaster resulted in South Africa offering an indemnity of ₤10,000 against any losses.
