lucrum cessans造句

• However, Hostiensis'exceptions, including for " lucrum cessans ", were never accepted as official by the Roman Catholic Church.
• However, he did accept the theory of " lucrum cessans ", interest charged to compensate for profits foregone in lieu of capital investment.
• Many scholastic thinkers who argued for a ban on interest charges also argued for the legitimacy of " lucrum cessans " profits ( e . g.
• Further, in construing the words " highest value " the jurists included what is called " damnum emergens, " loss due to extrinsic circumstances, and " lucrum cessans ", profit which the fact prevented the owner from making.
• The most important of these was " lucrum cessans " ( profits given up ) which allowed for the lender to charge interest " to compensate him for profit foregone in investing the money himself . " This idea is very similar to opportunity cost.