When a judge enters a very small order for damages, when the plaintiff has not sustained or cannot prove any injury or loss for a breach of contract action, she has entered an order for nominal damages
The party who brings a lawsuit (sometimes referred to as an action) before a court is known as the plaintiff. The plaintiff is looking for a legal remedy by doing this. If the search is successful, the court will rule in the plaintiff's favor and issue the necessary orders (e.g., an order for nominal damages).
In most English-speaking countries, the term "plaintiff" is used in civil lawsuits. Notable exceptions include Scotland, where the term "pursuer" has always been used, and England and Wales, where the term "claimant" has been used since the Civil Procedure Rules were introduced in 1999.
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