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Special Damages Requirement For Libel Per Quod Mar 1967

Special Damages Requirement For Libel Per Quod

Washington and Lee Law Review

No abstract provided.


Death Of The Head Of The Family--Elements Of Damages Under South Carolina's Lord Campbell's Act, Robert L. Wynn Iii Jan 1967

Death Of The Head Of The Family--Elements Of Damages Under South Carolina's Lord Campbell's Act, Robert L. Wynn Iii

South Carolina Law Review

No abstract provided.


Battery In Medical Torts, Don S. Smith Jan 1967

Battery In Medical Torts, Don S. Smith

Cleveland State Law Review

The purpose of this paper is not so much to explore when and under what circumstances a battery takes place but to deal with the problems which the classification itself creates. These include questions of the applicability of special malpractice statutes of limitation, whether an action can be maintained under the Federal Tort Claims Act, coverage under malpractice insurance policies, causation and damages, and the requirement of expert medical testimony to provide a standard against which the conduct of the defendant may be measured.


Damages-Compensation For Curtailment Of Life Expectancy As A Separate Element Of Damages-Downie V. United States Lines Co., Michigan Law Review Jan 1967

Damages-Compensation For Curtailment Of Life Expectancy As A Separate Element Of Damages-Downie V. United States Lines Co., Michigan Law Review

Michigan Law Review

While plaintiff was aboard ship as an employee of the defendant, he suffered a heart attack which was aggravated by the negligence of one of defendant's employees. In suing under the Jones Act for damages caused by this aggravation of his condition, plaintiff sought recovery for the eight year curtailment of his life expectancy as a separate and distinct item of damages, independent of the economic loss sustained as a result of such curtailment. The jury made a general award of $86,900 of which $25,000 was a special award for the curtailment of plaintiff's life. On defendant's motion, the trial …


Recent Developments, Various Editors Jan 1967

Recent Developments, Various Editors

Villanova Law Review

No abstract provided.