Loss of Profit in UK Law

  • Their profit, whose loss?
    • No. 2001, January 2001
    • Financial Management (UK)
    • Brown, Mike
    • Brief Article
    ...The pharmaceutical industry is the most profitable in the world, but is its monopolistic stance socially responsible and does it really encourage innovation? Mike Brown argues the case for a more ethical approach Management textbooks proclaim that ......
  • IAS8--net profit or loss for the period, fundamental errors and changes in accounting policies.
    • No. 2002, May 2002
    • Financial Management (UK)
    • Technical update
    ...The IASB agreed to require that when an entity has not adopted a new standard that has not yet come into effect, the entity discloses the nature of the future change or changes in accounting policy; the date at which the entity plans to adopt the sta......
  • Whose Loss is it Anyway? Transferred Loss in the Court of Appeal
    • No. , September 2019
    • Edinburgh Law Review
    • 401-406
    ... ... NIVE sued to recover the resulting loss of profit suffered by it and Henningsen. The transferred loss claim in respect of Henningsen's loss was rejected because NIVE and Rembrandt had not intended to ... ...
  • The Achilleas: Custom and Practice or Foreseeability?
    • No. , January 2010
    • Edinburgh Law Review
    • 47-61
    ... ... it appeared to be the first case in which damages for the whole profit on a following fixture lost on account of late redelivery had ever been ... both sides, we were all either of that opinion or at something of a loss to explain why we were not. How, then, did we eventually come to a ... ...
  • Readies reckoner: Tony Alleeson offers a ten-step plan for assessing, managing and improving your organisation's cash flow.
    • No. 2009, May - March 2009
    • Financial Management (UK)
    • Alleeson, Tony
    ...1 Always remember that it's a shortage of cash (not profit) that kills businesses ... Many younger accountants, entrepreneurs and ... A cash gain here is likely to mean a loss of profit or flexibility, so it requires careful judgment and debate with ... ...
  • ‘A chain reaction’ or the necessity of collective actions for consumers in cartel cases
    • No. 25-2, April 2018
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    As a particularity of competition law, damage caused by a legal violation generally travels down the supply chain. An overcharge incurred by the direct purchaser is often at least partially passed ...
    ... ... With every price increase there is also the risk of lost profit. Apparently, this is not a matter for the consumers and will therefore be ... The overcharge is one important part of the damage. In addition, loss of profit may occur at various levels of the supply chain, if prices ... ...
  • Public Authority Liability: Stifling the Common Law
    • No. , June 2009
    • Edinburgh Law Review
    • 481-484
    ... ... in the business being shut down for a period of time with consequent loss of profit. It was held that, given the statutory framework, the inspector ... ...
  • Statutes: Resale Prices Act, 1964
    • No. 28-2, March 1965
    • The Modern Law Review
    ... ... been using goods of the same or similar description as loss leaders (8. 8). The next four sections provide that the ... Whether they are suing for loss of profit on the lost turnover or for loss of goodwill, they will ... ...
  • Compulsory purchase and compensation update – 2013
    • No. 31-6, September 2013
    • Journal of Property Investment & Finance
    • 602-609
    Purpose: Annual update on caselaw relating to compulsory purchase and compensation. This paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach: Research of decisions made by the Court of...
    ... ... compensation will be payable? If so,will the compensation be based on loss of profits or depreciation in the value of the site?Some helpful guidance ... ...
  • Uneasy on the Eye: Determining the Basis for Contractual Damages including Non-Pecuniary Loss
    • No. , May 2018
    • Edinburgh Law Review
    • 289-294
    ... ... the Inner House was asked to determine whether damages should be assessed on the basis of reinstatement costs or loss of profit where the property could not be used in the condition in which it was returned by the tenant. In that case Lord President Clyde noted: ... The ... ...
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