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Damages 2nd ed


ISBN13: 9780414074842
Previous Edition ISBN: 9780414050853
Published: May 2021
Publisher: Round Hall Press
Country of Publication: Ireland
Format: Hardback
Special Offer: £266.00
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The second edition of Damages is designed as a reference work for Irish practitioners who deal with day-to-day litigation and advisory work. It is written to assist lawyers on discreet issues on quantum and recent practice with the calculation of damages, together with academic commentary.

The law of damages is a fast-paced and constantly changing area that straddles all aspects of the law. The first edition of this title was the first Irish publication on the issue of damages generally, and the new edition consolidates its success with fully updated Chapters taking account of the present law.

The book aims to provide practitioners with a guide to approaching and quantifying the issue of quantum. As well as providing commentary on general principles of approaching quantum such as contributory negligence, the book also deals with substantive areas. Such areas range from personal injuries and contract, to more discreet areas of statutory damages and misfeasance.

The new edition provides an up-to-date reference for substantive areas of the law concerning the issue of damages, as well as dealing with the more general issues of mitigation of loss and contributory damages.

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Irish Law