Albany Law Journal, Volume 10Weed, Parsons & Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 85
... damages , " if the act of sale was not “ willful , ” and “ if it was willful or wan- ton the jury should annex more damages ; " instruc- tions hardly appropriate under the circumstances of the case , even if they had been legal . The ...
... damages , " if the act of sale was not “ willful , ” and “ if it was willful or wan- ton the jury should annex more damages ; " instruc- tions hardly appropriate under the circumstances of the case , even if they had been legal . The ...
Page 407
... damages , that although courts have felt themselves bound , in some instances , as to real covenants , to adopt arbitrary rules , still the constant effort is to give compensation for what is actually lost ; not to allow remuneration ...
... damages , that although courts have felt themselves bound , in some instances , as to real covenants , to adopt arbitrary rules , still the constant effort is to give compensation for what is actually lost ; not to allow remuneration ...
Page 410
... damages for the loss of his bargain . In Sedgwick on Damages , 4th ed . , p . 234 , it is said , " to the general rule there undoubtedly exists an important exception , which has been introduced from the civil law in regard to damages ...
... damages for the loss of his bargain . In Sedgwick on Damages , 4th ed . , p . 234 , it is said , " to the general rule there undoubtedly exists an important exception , which has been introduced from the civil law in regard to damages ...
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