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Page 31
... damages are awarded against a defendant for conduct that society considers so outrageous or high handed that it is worthy of punishment and condemnation . Exem- plary damages focus on the conduct of the wrong doer , not its effect on ...
... damages are awarded against a defendant for conduct that society considers so outrageous or high handed that it is worthy of punishment and condemnation . Exem- plary damages focus on the conduct of the wrong doer , not its effect on ...
Page 33
... damages claims . Anomalies would arise if prosecutions prevented exemplary damages claims . Victims might choose not to approach the police or a disciplinary body if it would preclude them from recovering damages . Thus the availabil ...
... damages claims . Anomalies would arise if prosecutions prevented exemplary damages claims . Victims might choose not to approach the police or a disciplinary body if it would preclude them from recovering damages . Thus the availabil ...
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NZLJ. MEASURE OF DAMAGES Damages for loss of bargain are available upon cancellation for misrepresentation , repudiation or breach , whether pur- suant to an express term in the lease , or under the Contrac- tual Remedies Act 1979 ...
NZLJ. MEASURE OF DAMAGES Damages for loss of bargain are available upon cancellation for misrepresentation , repudiation or breach , whether pur- suant to an express term in the lease , or under the Contrac- tual Remedies Act 1979 ...
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