The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1982 - Law |
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... damages and $ 10,000 exemplary or aggravated damages . The second cause of action was wrongful arrest and false imprisonment for which the plaintiff claimed $ 20,000 punitive damages , $ 10,000 exemplary or aggravated damages , and ...
... damages and $ 10,000 exemplary or aggravated damages . The second cause of action was wrongful arrest and false imprisonment for which the plaintiff claimed $ 20,000 punitive damages , $ 10,000 exemplary or aggravated damages , and ...
Page 106
... damage The Accident Compensation Act also avoids some of the notorious difficulties that Judges and juries face in negligence claims in translating serious mental injury into damages . As the Act allows only a maximum award of $ 10,000 ...
... damage The Accident Compensation Act also avoids some of the notorious difficulties that Judges and juries face in negligence claims in translating serious mental injury into damages . As the Act allows only a maximum award of $ 10,000 ...
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... damages In the words of Richardson J , " It is well settled that ordinary damages ( including aggravated damages ) and exemplary damages serve essentially different purposes : the former are compensatory : the object of the latter is to ...
... damages In the words of Richardson J , " It is well settled that ordinary damages ( including aggravated damages ) and exemplary damages serve essentially different purposes : the former are compensatory : the object of the latter is to ...
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