Pecuniary gain definition
Pecuniary gain means the acquisition of money or something of monetary value.
Pecuniary gain means the generation of monetary receipts from commercial operations or other sales activities, when those receipts exceed expenses of operations or are intended to exceed expenses of operations.
Pecuniary gain means before-tax profit, including additional revenue or cost savings.
More Definitions of Pecuniary gain
Pecuniary gain means the generation of monetary receipts from commercial operations or other sales activities, when those re- ceipts exceed expenses of operations or are intended to exceed expen- ses of operations.
Pecuniary gain means any monetary benefit to a person or to a member of the person's immediate family.
Pecuniary gain means the receipt of, or the anticipation of receipt of, anything of value, whether monetary or in goods or services. The term pecuniary gain includes both monetary and barter transactions.
Pecuniary gain. … means the additional before tax profit to the defendant resulting from the relevant conduct of the offense. Gain can result from either additional revenue or cost savings.
Pecuniary gain means any dealing with money, monetary or financial, or something able to be evaluated in terms of money, in which an Active Member stands to obtain an unreasonable benefit due to their position; this does not include funding opportunities through UKSGA.
Pecuniary gain means a gain of monetary value. Under the Act the Association is prohibited from providing any Member with a Pecuniary Gain.
Pecuniary gain means before-tax profit that is monetary or readily