Law of damages and compensation

By:

"Krishnan, B. N."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Lexis Nexis; 2003Edition: 2nd edDescription: 1056pISBN:

8180380211

Subject(s):

Damages-Law

DDC classification:

344.0534 KRI 2nd ed.

Summary: The claim for damages and compensation arises under variety of circumstances. It may be a case of breach of contract or it may be a claim under tort or a liability imposed by a statute. No treatise in that regard would be complete without the narration of substantive law leading to a claim for damage and compensation and procedural law inclusive of quantification. In this Book written more tahn thirty years back, the entire law relating to damages and compensation has been narrated in a lucid manner which could be comprehended by even 'a layman. It is useful to a practising advocato,judge and.jurist....! Every effort has been made to update the book, with especially the cases decided by Supreme Court of India.

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The claim for damages and compensation arises under variety of circumstances. It may be a case of breach of contract or it may be a claim under tort or a liability imposed by a statute. No treatise in that regard would be complete without the narration of substantive law leading to a claim for damage and compensation and procedural law inclusive of quantification. In this Book written more tahn thirty years back, the entire law relating to damages and compensation has been narrated in a lucid manner which could be comprehended by even 'a layman. It is useful to a practising advocato,judge and.jurist....! Every effort has been made to update the book, with especially the cases decided by Supreme Court of India.

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