Contractual Claim

An amount that by legal agreement must be paid periodically to the buyer of a security; contractual claim may also specify the time at which the principal must be repaid and other details.

Contractual Claim

An amount to which one party of a contract is entitled. For example, if two parties agree to transfer a security in exchange for a fee, that fee is the contractual claim.

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A contractual claim on the part of the contractor for subsequent deliveries, Which goes beyond the minimum annual purchase of 100,000 pieces, Does not exist.

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The Feges case, seven years later, departed from that rationale and recognized that the scope of distribution is not central to determination of a contractual claim, which depends more on its language and expectations of the parties rather than means or manner of dissemination.

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Despite the plaintiff's ownership of Fair Port and his contractual claim to the first $200,000 of Fair Port's profits, the fact remains that Avraamov stole from Fair Port, not from the plaintiff, and Fair Port, not the plaintiff, would be entitled to repayment.

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The ratio is that, for a tortious claim to be covered by an arbitration clause in a contract, the tortious claims must be closely connected with a parallel or concomitant contractual claim which is at least arguable.

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The National Social Security Fund will not pay the Sh1.89 billion estimated contractual claim presented by its contractor in construction of the Hazina Trade Centre in Nairobi.

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The worker has no legal, contractual claim on any return at all.

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But the wording that follows limits it to only one specific type of contractual claim: tort.

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According to NBC, "The $3.2-million payment came as settlement of a larger contractual claim for $7 million filed by DAI against USAID for incurred expenses related to the arrest and incarceration of Gross."

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The San Francisco-based 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals disagreed with the judge, reviving the lawsuit in a July 2012 ruling on the basis that Ginsberg's contractual claim was unrelated to the price, route or service.

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By the time the defects became apparent the limitation period for a contractual claim had expired.

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This question of jurisdiction depended on three primary, though related, inquiries: (1) whether the language of art XI admitted such claims, given the text and context (that is, parties' intent) of the provision; (2) whether a broad interpretation rendered art XI 'susceptible of almost indefinite expansion'; (13) and (3) the effect of characterisation of a contractual claim as breach of a treaty standard.

SGS Societe Generale de Surveillance SA v the Republic of Paraguay, decision on jurisdiction, case No ARB/07/29, International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes

The reasoning is that the risk of possible future identity theft in the event of a data breach does not rise to the level of appreciable harm necessary to substantiate a negligence or contractual claim or to support a damages award.

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