set-off claim

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aufrechnung

A set-off claim is the right of a party to offset its own claim against the other party with a corresponding counterclaim, thereby reducing or extinguishing amounts owed. This is commonly used in contractual or tort-related contexts in logistics and transportation to balance debts or damages between parties.

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