Kevin Gardiner (UWC Atlantic College), class of 1977, attended the college on a South Glamorgan Education Authority Scholarship and went on to study economics at the LSE and Cambridge.
(comparative more dilutional, superlative most dilutional) 1  Of or pertaining to dilution. 2  That dilutes.
Diminution in Value Law and Legal Definition. Diminution in value generally refers to a reduction in the worth of something caused by an action of a third party or entity. In the context of contract law, it refers to a breach of contract causing the decrease in value of property due to the failure to construct something exactly as specified in the contract. Diminution of value studies are often used in relation to real estate valuations in situations such as studies of the impact of locating an aiport near residences.