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... DAMAGES - MEASURE OF DAMAGES Personal injuries - Principles to be applied in assess- ing - Need for consistency in awards — Courts ' right to consider amounts awarded in comparable cases - Juries -Trial by jury - Civil jurisdiction ...
... DAMAGES - MEASURE OF DAMAGES Personal injuries - Principles to be applied in assess- ing - Need for consistency in awards — Courts ' right to consider amounts awarded in comparable cases - Juries -Trial by jury - Civil jurisdiction ...
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... damages - whether an injured person who cannot appreciate his loss due to brain damage should be fully com- pensated for what he has suffered . The recent decision of Scutt v . Bailey ( No. 2 ) [ 1964 ] W.A.R. 81 , noted last year under ...
... damages - whether an injured person who cannot appreciate his loss due to brain damage should be fully com- pensated for what he has suffered . The recent decision of Scutt v . Bailey ( No. 2 ) [ 1964 ] W.A.R. 81 , noted last year under ...
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... damages and a security by way of penalty may be relevant to the resolution of this problem . Where there is a genuine pre - estimate of the loss that will be occasioned to one party by breach of contract caused by the other , this pre ...
... damages and a security by way of penalty may be relevant to the resolution of this problem . Where there is a genuine pre - estimate of the loss that will be occasioned to one party by breach of contract caused by the other , this pre ...
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