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pay damages

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pay damages verb award damages, conclude, indemnify, make restitution, make whole, pay for innuries sustained, pay for losses sustained, pay for the losses, pay just compensation, pay the value of a case, remunerate, resolve, restitution, restoration, settle
Associated concepts: pay damages for defrauding investors
See also: bear the expense, compensate, contribute, indemnify, remunerate
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Under the agreement, Joyu's group is liable to pay damages annually to victims and is required to pay at least 3 million yen and desirably 8 million yen in 2009.
Joyu group assumes liabilities to AUM crime victims by Japan Weekly Monitor
The court also ordered the four -- Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm, Peter Sunde and Carl Lundstroem -- to pay damages of 30 million kronor (2.
The Pirate Bay founders sentenced to prison by AFP / AFP Global Edition
A RUGBY club have been ordered to pay damages to an opposition player after he sustained a fractured eye socket from an off-the-ball punch by one of their forwards.
Rugby Union: SPORT SHORTS - Damages ruling by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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