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Page 94
... damages ; ( b ) apply in relation to any sum upon which interest is recoverable as of right by virtue of an agreement or otherwise ; ( c ) affect the damages recoverable upon the dishonour of a negotiable instrument ; ( d ) authorise ...
... damages ; ( b ) apply in relation to any sum upon which interest is recoverable as of right by virtue of an agreement or otherwise ; ( c ) affect the damages recoverable upon the dishonour of a negotiable instrument ; ( d ) authorise ...
Page 95
... damages " ( see pp 215-216 ) , their Honours chose to differentiate between interest which is payable on damages and interest which is payable as damages . They thought that interest which could be treated as a separate head of damages ...
... damages " ( see pp 215-216 ) , their Honours chose to differentiate between interest which is payable on damages and interest which is payable as damages . They thought that interest which could be treated as a separate head of damages ...
Page 116
... damages . Whilst in the Matheson decision the Court of Appeal directed its reasoning to the consequences alleged to have flowed from the pleaded torts , in Willis ( where the main allegation was one of false imprisonment ) the Court ...
... damages . Whilst in the Matheson decision the Court of Appeal directed its reasoning to the consequences alleged to have flowed from the pleaded torts , in Willis ( where the main allegation was one of false imprisonment ) the Court ...
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