Pain and Suffering in UK Law
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Heil v Rankin
......A matter for specific consideration was "the award of damages for pain and suffering and other forms of non-pecuniary loss". . 2 ......
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Lim Poh Choo v Camden and Islington Area Health Authority
...... to the Respondent the sum of £249,429.92 being as to £20,000 for pain, suffering and loss of amenities and £4,140 interest thereon at the rate ......
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Pickett v British Rail Engineering Ltd
...... were three: (1) £7,000 by way of general damages in respect of pain, suffering and loss of amenities; (2) £787.50 as interest on the £7,000 ......
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McFarlane v Tayside Health Board
......They claim that Mrs. McFarlane suffered pain and distress from the pregnancy and birth and that they both have incurred ...He awarded damages for pain and suffering and for actual and prospective loss of earnings and for diminution of ......
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Jefford v Gee
...... for tort but also to general damages in running down cases or for pain and suffering in personal injury. . . 20 That Committee reported ......
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Gregg v Scott
......A patient is suffering from cancer. His prospects are uncertain. He has a 45% chance of recovery. ...He suffered a good deal of pain and had to undergo a particularly debilitating course of high-dose ......
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Boys v Chaplin
......He could recover no damages in respect of the injury itself for pain, suffering and loss of amenities. In the result the trial judge awarded ......
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British Transport Commission v Gourley
....... . 2 The trial Judge awarded him £9,000 for pain and suffering and loss of amenities, and £1,000 in respect of out of ......
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Rose v Ford
......Under the second head the learned Judge awarded the sum of £500 for pain and suffering and the loss of the right leg. He refused to award any ......
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Moeliker v A. Reyrolle & Company Ltd
......The total of £3,000 was made up of two items, £2,250 for pain and suffering and loss of amenity, and £750 for loss of earning capacity. ......
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