Contractual Claim

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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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Furthermore, it should be borne in mind that even in complex contractual claims, an explicit or implied admission may be considered as conclusive evidence and a determinative factor.

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Chinhengo has been involved in the successful defence of numerous tribunal claims including claims for unfair dismissal, discrimination, pension rights, unlawful deduction from wages, contractual claims and claims under TUPE.

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Over time, the debate has reflected a divide on the policy implications of 'elevating' contractual claims into treaty claims, thus relating to a fundamental disagreement between an expansive and a narrow view of investment arbitration itself.

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Disputes may arise relating to trusts and contractual claims by, or against estates; and disputes with HM Revenue & Customs over tax.

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Berglund (Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden) explores problem in the legal areas of cross-border civil execution/enforcement of contractual claims for money and the recovery of tax claims in the European Union.

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Contractual claims regularly fail because the exact nature of the contract cannot be proved.

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