damage claim denial

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A term in logistics, shipping, and insurance referring to the formal rejection of a reported damage claim. Damage claim denial means that the liability for compensation is not acknowledged or paid by the responsible party (e.g., carrier, forwarder, or insurer). Reasons may include lack of evidence, missed deadlines, exclusions in the contract, or liability limitations.

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