Remediation Costs

/ˌriːməˈdiːʃən kɒsts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Expenses incurred to restore, repair, or clean up property or environments contaminated or damaged by legal violations or liabilities.
    The court ordered the defendant to pay remediation costs for the polluted site.

Forms

  • remediation costs
  • remediation cost

Commentary

Remediation costs often arise in contexts of environmental law and liability, requiring clear allocation in agreements to avoid disputes.

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