The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 22
... damages, but must bearin mind that the Supreme Court can set aside the decision of a lower court. Therefore, lower courts that consider awarding damages in excess to the Orientation criteria should elaborate the reasons why they award a ...
... damages, but must bearin mind that the Supreme Court can set aside the decision of a lower court. Therefore, lower courts that consider awarding damages in excess to the Orientation criteria should elaborate the reasons why they award a ...
Page 48
... damages award up to treble damages. Additionally, the court may grant prejudgment interest when appropriate. Treble Damages, Enhancement, Reduction Courts cannot award punitive damages for claims under the Lanham Act, even if the ...
... damages award up to treble damages. Additionally, the court may grant prejudgment interest when appropriate. Treble Damages, Enhancement, Reduction Courts cannot award punitive damages for claims under the Lanham Act, even if the ...
Page 152
... damages have become frequent in the last decades and are essential for the development of the notion of fault in relation to environmental damages. For example, in United States on the case Baker v. Exxon180 of 2008 regarding the oil ...
... damages have become frequent in the last decades and are essential for the development of the notion of fault in relation to environmental damages. For example, in United States on the case Baker v. Exxon180 of 2008 regarding the oil ...
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