Actual Damages definition

Actual Damages has the meaning set forth in Section 12.4(C).
Actual Damages means those amounts set forth in the schedule attached hereto as Exhibit T.
Actual Damages means damages to real property and personal

Examples of Actual Damages in a sentence

  • Actual damages may be awarded to the plaintiff for intentional or willful refusal by parties subject to this Agreement to comply with the Act.

  • Compensatory Damages: Actual damages such as will compensate the injured party for the injury sustained by simply making good or replacing the loss caused by the wrong or injury.

  • Actual damages are “all compensatory damages proximately caused by the prohibited practice or act that are reasonably ascertainable in amount.” Id. § 714H.2(1).

  • A landlord leasing a dwelling unit may have a claim for ◾ Possession of the unit and rent ◾ Actual damages for breach of the rental agreement, and ◾ Reasonable attorney fees The next step in the process, a judgment in a forcible entry and detainer action is used to obtain possession by removing the defendant from the premises and placing the plaintiff in possession of the premises.

  • Actual damages and profits, subject to the limits described in section 4 of this resolution; b.


More Definitions of Actual Damages

Actual Damages means the ascertainable loss of money or property sustained as a result of an injury, provided that such injury is covered by the liability insurance of the Gaming Enterprise without regard to any deductible amount contained in the insurance policy.
Actual Damages means compensation for direct, consequential, or incidental
Actual Damages means actual, direct damages of Tenant or Landlord (as the case may be) but in no event to include (i) consequential, indirect or punitive damages or (ii) damages on account of loss of business, inconvenience or annoyance.
Actual Damages means the fair market value of the real property without the alleged construction defect, the replacement cost of the real property, or the reasonable cost to repair the alleged construction defect, whichever is less, together with relocation costs, and, with respect to residential property, other direct economic costs related to loss of use, if any, interest as provided by law, and such costs of suit and reasonable attorney fees as may be awardable pursuant to contract or applicable law. "Actual damages" as to personal injury means those damages recoverable by law, except as limited by the provisions of section 13-20-806 (4).
Actual Damages means the total amount of the loss that the non-defaulting party (or, in the event of a termination without cause, the non-terminating party) (as applicable, the "Damaged Party" would experience as a result of termination. As to each terminated transaction, Actual Damages shall be deemed to equal: (A) where Direct Energy is the Damaged Party, the positive difference, if any, between the contract price as defined in the Price section of the Agreement of the Electricity for the remaining term of such terminated transaction and the market price of the Electricity for the remaining term of such terminated transaction, in each case as determined by Direct Energy in a commercially reasonable manner; and (B) where Buyer is the Damaged Party, the positive difference, if any, between the market price of the Electricity for the remaining term of such terminated transaction and the contract price as defined in the Price section of the Agreement of the Electricity for the remaining term of such terminated transaction, in each case as determined by Direct Energy in a commercially reasonable manner For the avoidance of doubt, "contract price" shall include the PSC Services fee for purpose of the above calculations.
Actual Damages means those amounts set forth in the schedule attached to the SLA as Exhibit T.
Actual Damages means an amount equal to the aggregate of the Base Fees and Incentive Fees to which the Advisor would be entitled absent termination of this Agreement, discounted to present value at an assumed 8% discount rate.