Aggregation
/ˌæɡrɪˈɡeɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) The process of collecting and combining multiple legal claims, parties, or actions into a single proceeding for efficiency or consistency.
The court approved the aggregation of all related claims into one class action lawsuit.
- (n.) The sum total or collective amount used to meet statutory thresholds, such as aggregation of damages or fines.
The plaintiff's total claim amount was determined by aggregation of individual damages.
Forms
- aggregations
Related terms
Commentary
Aggregation typically arises in procedural contexts; clarity on what is aggregated (claims, parties, amounts) is essential for precise drafting.
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