Sentences with phrase «very substantial damages»

Justice Brown concluded by making the following observation: «To permit a party claiming very substantial damages for loss of enjoyment of life to hide behind self - set privacy controls on a website, the primary purpose of which is to enable people to share information about how they lead their social lives, risks depriving the opposite party of access to material that may be relevant to ensuring a fair trial.»

She is accepting «very substantial damages» from the newspaper.

These crises began in the emerging world and caused very substantial damage to the economies and financial systems of a large number of emerging market economies.

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Congress has made substantial progress on deficit reduction, but they have done it in the worst possible way, which is to say, it's been very chaotic and damaging to confidence.

His legal team added that he has run up more than # 1 million in lawyers» bills and lost significant business by having to delay his creative projects, and is seeking «very substantial» damages.

Claiming his right to respect for his private life had been infringed by the coverage, Sir Cliff sued South Yorkshire Police and the BBC, saying he wanted «very substantial» damages.

Although this case was very fact specific (and the facts here were particularly complex), there is clearly a danger that in other circumstances, solicitors giving over-optimistic advice to a client contemplating bringing court or arbitral proceedings about the prospects of success will be liable for substantial damages if the client as a result proves that as a result it thereby lost a chance to settle a claim on more advantageous terms.

This can happen, but «the claim» must have created substantial damage or must have indicated that you are a very high risk to insure.

The damage and inconvience of a real estate transaction gone wrong can set a person back in a very substantial way.