Definition of
CL consequential non-material damages ...
Non-material damage: any pecuniary loss arising from the loss of the benefits of the exercise of a right, the enjoyment of a good or the services of a person; in particular, the loss of the movable or immovable pleasure, increased overheads, reduced production, the cessation of activities, loss of income, business or market share, and any other similar damage. Here is one on the consequential non-material damage: the damage which is the result of a physical or material damage (covered). (This is in contrast to the pure, direct disembodied damage.)