Adjective:

अयोग्य,

claimable's Usage Examples:

Industries v Dickman [1990] UKHL 2 where it held; pure economic loss is claimable if 1) the damage was foreseeable, 2) the relationship between the parties.

A younger single parent cannot claim EITC if he or she is also claimable as a qualifying child of their parent or another older relative, which.

budget, Rishi Sunak announced reforms to the relief, capping the lifetime claimable relief at £1 million.

"fifteen parcels of former Aboriginal reserve land, and land declared claimable under the Act on the Cape Grenville Reserve Islands and the Cape Grenville.

On January 10, 2006, he was placed on non-claimable waivers.

The British officers used to describe them as "irreclaimable savages".

Legal costs undertaken by the claimant were moved from claimable against the other party, to payable by the claimant.

They were merely mentioned in passing as "irreclaimable savages".

the judges of the Supreme Court of Tasmania are:The Associate Judge, a lower-ranking judicial officer previously called the Master, has responsibility for largely procedural matters in civil and criminal proceedings, and for some work in assessing the damages (amounts claimable) in civil proceedings.

narrator also describes Roderick Usher"s appearance as that of an "irreclaimable eater of opium.

The actual amount of VAT reclaimable depends on the VAT rate applicable in the particular country to the goods.

Florida’s recount would mean that, unlike some undervotes found to be reclaimable, valid votes among the overvotes would not be reclaimed.

criminal proceedings, and for some work in assessing the damages (amounts claimable) in civil proceedings.