Definition of ad damnum in English:

ad damnum

adverb ˌad ˈdamnəm

Law

noun ˌad ˈdamnəm

Law

The sum of money claimed in compensation for the harm or loss suffered by the plaintiff.

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin ad damnum to the harm from classical Latin ad to + damnum harm, damage.

adverbˌad ˈdamnəm

Law

nounˌad ˈdamnəm

Law

The sum of money claimed in compensation for the harm or loss suffered by the plaintiff.

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin ad damnum to the harm from classical Latin ad to + damnum harm, damage.

单词	ad damnum
释义	Definition of ad damnum in English: ad damnum adverb ˌad ˈdamnəm Law With respect to the harm or loss suffered by the plaintiff. Now rare. noun ˌad ˈdamnəm Law The sum of money claimed in compensation for the harm or loss suffered by the plaintiff. Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin ad damnum to the harm from classical Latin ad to + damnum harm, damage. Definition of ad damnum in US English: ad damnum adverbˌad ˈdamnəm Law With respect to the harm or loss suffered by the plaintiff. Now rare. nounˌad ˈdamnəm Law The sum of money claimed in compensation for the harm or loss suffered by the plaintiff. Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin ad damnum to the harm from classical Latin ad to + damnum harm, damage.
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