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Vincent Ding Posted 21 years ago
Legal Studies

Advance/prospective/anticipated/expected profits

0 i'm wondering which one of the subject four phrases is correct or most commonly employed. Let me give you the context: Party A contracts Party B for purchase of a cargo. so Party A has an expectation of possible profits conditioned on Party B's provision of the goods as agreed. In contractual disputes, we often see the buyer or cargo receiver lodges a claim for those profits due to seller's failure to provide the cargo. 02br
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0 Hi, Vincent, 02br 00I would say 'expected profit' is the most common term but I believe it does not necesserily mean it is a set figure based on calculations. So in you case I would recommend anticipated/projected profit. 0-

— Miche

  • 0 Hi, Vincent, 02br 00I would say 'expected profit' is the most common term but I believe it does not necesserily mean it is a set figure based on calculations.
  • So in you case I would recommend anticipated/projected profit.
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0 Hi, Vincent, 02br
00I would say 'expected profit' is the most common term but I believe it does not necesserily mean it is a set figure based on calculations. So in you case I would recommend anticipated/projected profit. 0-
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0 In financial overviews etc. we use "expected/forecast profits" as the opposite to the actual profits. 02br
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