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Author
Title
The law of contract damages / Adam Kramer.
Imprint
Oxford, United Kingdom ; Portland, Oregon : Hart Publishing, 2014.
Description
1 online resource (lxvii, 579 p.)
Formatted Contents Note
Part 1. Introduction: A brief introduction to the contract damage award
Part 2. Types of complaint: Pure services : non-supply/defective supply/delayed supply
Misadvice (especially professional negligence) and contractual misstatement
Property non-delivery, destruction and defects (damage, sale, construction, misrepair)
Refusal/failure to accept performance
Temporary loss of use of the claimant's property
Loss of use of money, including obligations to pay
Claims by a tenant or hirer
Warranties and indemnities
Negative covenants
Part 3. Factual causation and actual loss: The breach position : proving what actually happened
The non-breach position : proving what would have happened but for the breach
Part 4. Legal principles of remoteness, mitigation and legal causation: Remoteness and scope of duty
Legal causation and mitigation and the breach position
Intervening acts and events by category
The date of assessment
Part 5. Particular types of loss requiring separate examination: Proving business loss : revenue, profit and costs
Non-pecuniary loss
Indemnity for liability to third parties and compensation for litigation costs
Part 6. Other matters: Third parties and loss
Wrotham Park hypothetical bargain damages
Non-compensatory damages
Concurrent claims.
Part 2. Types of complaint: Pure services : non-supply/defective supply/delayed supply
Misadvice (especially professional negligence) and contractual misstatement
Property non-delivery, destruction and defects (damage, sale, construction, misrepair)
Refusal/failure to accept performance
Temporary loss of use of the claimant's property
Loss of use of money, including obligations to pay
Claims by a tenant or hirer
Warranties and indemnities
Negative covenants
Part 3. Factual causation and actual loss: The breach position : proving what actually happened
The non-breach position : proving what would have happened but for the breach
Part 4. Legal principles of remoteness, mitigation and legal causation: Remoteness and scope of duty
Legal causation and mitigation and the breach position
Intervening acts and events by category
The date of assessment
Part 5. Particular types of loss requiring separate examination: Proving business loss : revenue, profit and costs
Non-pecuniary loss
Indemnity for liability to third parties and compensation for litigation costs
Part 6. Other matters: Third parties and loss
Wrotham Park hypothetical bargain damages
Non-compensatory damages
Concurrent claims.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Available Note
Also issued in print.
Location
www
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Original
Linked Resources
Alternate Title
Bloomsbury Collections
Language
English
Reproduction
Electronic reproduction. London : Bloomsbury Publishing, 2014. Available via World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreement.
ISBN
9781849468398 (online)
9781849464079 (hardback)
9781782253266 (electronic book)
9781849467513 (PDF)
9781849464079 (hardback)
9781782253266 (electronic book)
9781849467513 (PDF)
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