The phrase "harm to property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, insurance, or general discussions about damage or loss affecting physical assets.
Example: "The storm caused significant harm to property in the coastal areas, leading to extensive repairs."
Alternatives: "damage to property" or "injury to property."
Theft and harm to property were punished monetarily rather than by death.
Why should the fortuity of minor harm to property entitle these drivers to recover for economic loss?
But one is in Southampton within walking distance of a retirement community, and residents there said they were worried about harm to property values and threats to visiting grandchildren.
(1988) 47 Cal.3d 550 (Belair), we held that when a public entity's design, construction, or maintenance of a flood control project poses an unreasonable risk of harm to property historically subject to flooding and causes substantial damage to it, the property owners may recover damages for inverse condemnation under section 19.
Tenants and children are considered to be at risk in Ontario if a peace bond or restraining order has been made under section 810 of the Criminal Code, the Family Law Act or the Children's Law Reform Act or if the tenant alleges the alleged abuser committed any act that caused bodily harm, damage to property or made the tenant or the child fear for their safety.
In our data log we record each incident under its official risk rating – minor, major or critical, and type, from sexual assault, suicide attempts and self-harm to property damage and lost items.
"The kind of harms to property and public welfare caused by global warming are classic public nuisance injuries," Mr. Pawa said.
They were accused of dangerous bodily harm, resisting police, damage to property and disturbing the peace".
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the University said: "the university will not tolerate behaviour that causes harm to individuals, damage to property or significant disruption to our university community".
The spokesman said: "Whilst peaceful protest is part of university life, the university will not tolerate behaviour that causes harm to individuals, damage to property or significant disruption to our university community".
If the damage includes noncombatant casualties or harm to civilian property, for instance, their guilt level increases.
