intentional damage
/ɪntɛnʃənəl ˈdæmɪdʒ/ · in.ten.tion.al dam.age
noun
- Harm or injury caused deliberately or on purpose. The company was fined for the intentional damage caused by their employees during the construction project.
- Intentional harm or injury inflicted on someone or something, often resulting in financial loss or liability. The court ruled that the driver was liable for the intentional damage to the other vehicle, which required extensive repairs.
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Did you know? The concept of intentional damage is often addressed in insurance policies, which may cover damages caused by accidents or intentional acts. This distinction is crucial in determining liability and compensation for the affected parties.