Led by A.V. Dicey Simulacrum

About this course
What the law gives the successful claimant. The classification of remedies into judicial, principally damages and injunctions, and non-judicial, such as self-help and abatement; the meaning and purpose of damages, to place the claimant in the position he would have occupied had the tort not been committed; the types and heads of damages for personal injury; the different injunctions and their effect; and the implications for damages of the claimant death, including the survival of the cause of action under the Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1934. The course analyses the assessment of damages, applies the law, and evaluates it.
Led by A.V. Dicey Simulacrum.
Led by A.V. Dicey Simulacrum
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Led by A.V. Dicey Simulacrum
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Led by A.V. Dicey Simulacrum
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