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indemnity

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indemnity

In law, an undertaking to compensate another for damage, loss, trouble, or expenses, or the money paid by way of such compensation - for example, under fire-insurance agreements.

In some laws, government officials are protected from paying indemnities and as such are ‘indemnified’. Similarly directors of nonprofit corporations may be indemnified or corporations may indemnify their officers and directors by the purchase of insurance.


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Russia and England between them can pay an indemnity which will make Germany rich beyond the dreams of avarice.
This indemnity amounted to the pretty little sum of twenty- five thousand francs.
On his arrival, as an indemnity for alleged insults offered to the flag of his country, he demanded some twenty or thirty thousand dollars to be placed in his hands forthwith, and in default of payment, threatened to land and take possession of the place.
 
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