remedies Flashcards

(16 cards)

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What are compensatory damages

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The main type
they dont include remote losses

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What is the loss of bargain? (expectation loss)

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the aim of expectation loss damages is to put the innocent party in the same position as if they the contract has been performed

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3
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Thomas LTD v Robinson

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could be in the form of loss of profit

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4
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Chaplin v Hicks

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could be a loss of chance

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5
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What is reliance of loss

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The aim of reliance loss damages is to put the claimant in the position as if the contract has never been made

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Farley v Skinner

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This is the expense incurred by claimant who relied on a contract being performed, could be money spend in advance or reliance on a promise

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What is restitution

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a repayment of any money or other benefits that the defendant has received in advance of the breach

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9
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Staniforth v Lyell

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no loss is actually suffered but there’s a breach

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10
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Wrotham Park Award

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wrotham park damages try to quantify the sum which might reasonably have been negotiated between the parties for giving permission to the wrong doer to act as they did

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Speculative Damages

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  • on uncertain things
  • they lack certainty
  • theyre based on homosexuals rather than actual scenarios
  • they involve a chain of scenarios
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12
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Chaplin v Hicks

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the mere fact that damages were difficult to calculate shouldn’t prevent them from being awarded

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13
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Ruxley Electronics and Construction LTD

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the sole purpose of the contracts was to provide the amenity

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14
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What is causation

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the claimant must prove that the breach caused loss, not just provided the opportunity for loss. But for test

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15
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Explain remoteness of damage

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does not establish how much compensation but merely which loses will be the subject of compensation

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16
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Two part test - haxley v baxendale

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> objective test: what loss is a natural consequence of the breach
subjective: specific losses in the minds of both parties when the contract is formed