Business Law > Week 9 - Consequential Damage > Flashcards
What does consequential damage mean?
Is it definitely that incident that caused the damage someone is now experiencing
What is the ‘but for’ principle?
Claimants must show that they would not have been injured but for the defendant’s behaviour
What must be unbroken for consequential damage to be viable?
The chain of causation
What must the damage be?
Not too remote - not too difficult to foresee
Define the ‘egg-shell skull rule’
You take your victim as you find them - you are responsible, even if you were unaware of pre-existing medical conditions