Damages in General in UK Law
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Morris-Garner and another v One Step (Support) Ltd
... ... This appeal raises an important question in relation to the law of damages: in what circumstances can damages for breach of contract be assessed by ... , although there was some discussion of Wrotham Park in Attorney General v Blake [2001] 1 AC 268 ... In engaging with this issue, the court has ... ...
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Stoke-on-Trent City Council v W. & J. Wass Ltd
... ... he will usually be awarded a permanent injunction and nominal damages. Where an interlocutory injunction has been running before trial, no ... It claimed an injunction restraining the holding of a market and general damages. The Council applied for an interlocutory injunction, but that ... ...
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Jefford v Gee
... ... 3 On 25th July, 1967, the plaintiff issued a writ claiming damages. Liability was admitted. The defendant paid into Court £4,250 in ... General Damages £3,500. Cs. 0d ... 4 ... ...
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Browning v War Office
... ... by the United States Air Force Sergeant Browning now claims damages against the War Office and Ranee. Liability is admitted. Damages only are ... 4 The general principle undoubtedly is that the plaintiff should be compensated, so far ... ...
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Simmons v Castle
... ... appropriate opportunity for this court to announce an increase in general damages in most tort actions with effect from 1 April 2013 ... 3 ... ...
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Pickett v British Rail Engineering Ltd
... ... November 1977 so far as regards the words "increasing the award of damages to the sum of £17,410.14 (Seventeen thousand four hundred and ten pounds ... pence)" and also the words "as to £10,000 (Ten thousand pounds) General Damages" might be reviewed before Her Majesty the Queen in Her Court of ... ...
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Broome v Cassell & Company Ltd
... ... of £25,000 paid into Court by the Appellants by way of exemplary damages be paid out of Court to the First Respondent, together with accrued ... the litigants, the dimensions of a constitutional question and a general enquiry into one aspect (and perhaps more than one aspect) of the law of ... ...
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Alcock and Others v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police
... ... All the plaintiffs claim damages for nervous shock resulting in psychiatric illness which they allege was ... 580-582 that the formulation of a duty of care, merely in the general terms of reasonable foreseeability, would be too wide unless it were ... ...
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Malik and Mahmud v Bank of Credit and Commerce International SA
... ... So in March 1992 they sought to prove for damages in the winding up of B.C.C.I. The liquidators rejected this "stigma" head ... Gramophone Co. Ltd. [1909] A.C. 488 and Withers v. General Theatre Corporation Ltd. [1933] 2 K.B. 536 ... 9 A dishonest ... ...
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