Loss Assessment

/ˈlɔs əˌsɛsmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An evaluation or appraisal of the financial liability that a property owner may be required to pay to cover shared damages or expenses within a common-interest development or insurance claim.
    The condo board conducted a loss assessment after the flood to determine each owner's share of the repair costs.

Forms

  • loss assessment
  • loss assessments

Commentary

Loss assessment specifically relates to apportioning costs among multiple parties, often in contexts like condominium associations or insurance settlements; clarity about the scope and method is key when drafting related provisions.

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