Sentence examples for liquidated sum from inspiring English sources

While such a person would previously have had to take out a legal action for damages separately from any judicial review proceedings, since May 2011 it has been possible for a person who has successfully obtained prerogative orders or a declaration to ask the High Court to also award him or her "relevant relief", that is, a liquidated sum, damages, equitable relief or restitution.

The contract contained a provision for liquidated damages in the sum of $500 for each violation.

In addition, there are provisions for Mr. Katzenberg to liquidate the amount and receive a lump-sum payment for its future value.

67,) if it appears that the parties intended the sum named to be considered liquidated damages, courts will not interfere with the contract, even if it might seem to have been an improvident agreement.

So, owners should either renegotiate this key term by way of what is called a liquidated damages clause (i.e. a predetermined sum of damages per day for missed deadlines) or they should instead purchase adequate insurance (i.e. loss of use coverage) in order to afford the cost of suitable alternative housing rental expenses (i.e. hotel) or to provide lost profits if it's a rental property.

They recognize that public companies are sometimes valued at less than the sum of their parts the amount they could generate if they were liquidated.

When the purchasers contracted to buy their condominium in July, 1973, they paid $7880, a sum which the contract of sale designated as liquidated damages.

The airline was liquidated.

Seven have been liquidated.

The office was liquidated.

Solyndra is being liquidated.