out-of-pocket expenses
- Costs directly paid for necessary items by an individual in charge such as a contractor, trustee, executor or administrator, not specified in an agreement. These expenses can potentially be reclaimed in a contract dispute lawsuit; allowed for repayment by trustees, executors or administrators; or deducted from a tenant's security deposit for damages beyond ordinary use
- She was able to claim for out-of-pocket expenses after they breached the contract.
- The trustee deducted the out-of-pocket expenses from the estate.
- Over the course of the rental, the landlord used the tenant's security deposit to cover out-of-pocket expenses.
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