LUCRUM CESSANS

By SovConn | April 25, 2013

lucrum cessans (loo-kr<<schwa>>m ses-anz). [Law Latin “ceasing gain”] Hist. Damages awarded to include a loss of anticipated profit in addition to an actual realizable loss. — Also termed lucrum interceptum. See DAMNUM EMERGENS .
[Blacks Law 8th]

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