Translations for „penalty clause“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

penalty clause <a penalty clause; penalty clauses> N

penalty clause

شَرْطٌ جَزَائِيٌّ

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English

In contrast, a penalty clause is legally invalid, because it serves to punish the non-performer rather than compensate the injured party for its loss.

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An independent source said the penalty clause was not unusual in such transactions, and although it was a "big number" it might reflect the value of the deal.

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On the other hand, the triggering of a penalty clause does not require proof of any real damage.

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Currently, he said there is no penalty clause in the existing agreements with power providers that would hold them liable for electricity shortages, or interruptions, when their plants suffer breakdowns.

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The compulsory terms include penalty clauses that apply if the subsoil user fails to meet its obligations under the contract.

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And contracts were signed with the designer and builder without inserting the standard penalty clause if deadlines were missed.

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The addendum is a penalty clause of sorts.

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Secondly, a strict penalty clause with heavy penalties (and prison terms) needs to be brought in the proposed bill.

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Not that much too harsh, though: he has said that he will endorse it if the death penalty clause is removed.

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He believed the council should enforce any penalty clause in the contract to punish the contractor for the quality of their work.

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