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41consequential loss insurance — noun an insurance policy indemnifying against contingent results of accident, especially the cost of the hire of a car to replace one under repair or the cost of alternative accommodation after a fire …
42consequential loss — /ˌkɒnsɪkwenʃəl lɒs/ noun loss which occurs as the result of some other loss. Also called indirect loss …
43consequential contempt — The ancient name for what is now known as constructive contempt of court. See contempt …
44consequential loss — Losses not directly caused by damage, but rather arising from results of such damage …
45consequential contempt — The ancient name for what is now known as constructive contempt of court. See contempt …
46consequential loss — Losses not directly caused by damage, but rather arising from results of such damage …
47consequential contempt — noun : constructive contempt …
48consequential damages — noun plural : the damages that do not arise as an immediate or natural and probable result of the act of the party but are an incidental result of it and are generally not recoverable because remote except in case of special damages or special… …
49consequential loss — noun : an indirect or secondary loss occasioned by direct property loss (as that caused by a fire) and often provided for by special provisions in insurance policies or by special policies (as rent insurance or business interruption insurance) …
50National Health Service (Consequential Provisions) Act 2006 — The National Health Service (Consequential Provisions) Act 2006[1] Parliament of the United Kingdom Long title An Act to make provision for repeals, revo …