material degree definition
material degree connotes, when used with reference to any breach, act, error, or omission alleged to have caused or contributed to damage, loss or injury of any description, that it can be established by the evidence, on the balance of probabilities, that some causal connection or contribution exists between the relevant breach, act, error or omission and the relevant damage, loss or injury - provided that the causal connection or contribution is not trifling;
material degree means to a degree where any claim available to the landlord in respect of any particular failure to observe and perform is worth less than 100,000 Euros and the landlord is not able unilaterally to determine the lease or licence as a result of any such failure; 119