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Page 98
... loss to make it reasonable to describe the loss as a consequence . In the present case , the diminished profitability was a loss attributable to the erroneous statement inducing the con- tract . This loss could be measured either by ...
... loss to make it reasonable to describe the loss as a consequence . In the present case , the diminished profitability was a loss attributable to the erroneous statement inducing the con- tract . This loss could be measured either by ...
Page 108
... loss , not any other species of reliance loss ( ie losses actually incurred ) : In this judgment we have been con- cerned to consider only what are truly expectation losses where a contract has eventuated as a result of the ...
... loss , not any other species of reliance loss ( ie losses actually incurred ) : In this judgment we have been con- cerned to consider only what are truly expectation losses where a contract has eventuated as a result of the ...
Page 110
... loss . Tier One , the gross loss ( not reduced by assess- ments of scope of duty ) . Tier Two . Gross loss " capped " by scope of duty considerations . Tier Three contribu- tory negligence adjustments based upon Tier one gross loss . In ...
... loss . Tier One , the gross loss ( not reduced by assess- ments of scope of duty ) . Tier Two . Gross loss " capped " by scope of duty considerations . Tier Three contribu- tory negligence adjustments based upon Tier one gross loss . In ...
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