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Lecture 9 Equitable compensation Hill v Rose (TNK 259) Equity has power to award compensation, on equitable principles Day v Mead (TNK 260) New Zealand case, saying that can apportion in equitable compensation for contributory negligence. Pilmer v Duke Group (High Court, 31 May 2001) Obiter: apportionment for contributory negligence does NOT apply in equitable compensation for breach of fiduciary duty (Astley v Austrust (TNK 337)) Canson Enterprises v Boughton (TNK 264)
Equitable damages Wentworth v Woollahra Council (TNK 278) For equitable damages, you need show that the case is of the kind in which an injunction or specific performance is usually given. Shelfer v London Electric Lighting (TNK 279) BEWARE of its apparent rules; there are no strict rules in equity. Wrotham Park v Parkside Homes (TNK 282) [Strand Electric v Brisford Entertainments (TNK 177)]
Concurrent liability in contract and tort Groom v Crocker [1939] 1 KB 194 Old case that held solicitors only liable in contract. Esso v Mardon [1976] QB 801 Astley v Austrust (TNK 287) No apportionment in contract for contributory negligence. Hawkins v Clayton (TNK 289) Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth), s 74 Henderson v Merrett Syndicates (1995) (House of Lords) (NSW) Law Reform (Miscellanous Provisions) Amendment Act 2000 (NSW) Law Reform Miscellaneous Provisions Act 1965, ss 8 and 9 Lecture 10 (TNK 291-332) CERTAINTY OF DAMAGE Malec v Hutton (TNK 292) Past and present facts: prove on balance of probabilities. Future and hypothetical events: award damages for loss of chance. Hotson v Fitzgerald (TNK 297) A woeful error by House of Lords. Commonwealth v Amann (TNK 297) Howe v Teefy (TNK 304) Just loss of chance case. Chaplin v Hicks (TNK 306) Yammine v Kalwy (TNK 307) CAUSATION March v Stramare (TNK 311) Barnes v Hay (TNK 316) Alexander v Cambridge Credit (TNK 316) Read v Nerey Nominees (TNK 318) Chappel v Hart (TNK 319) McGhee v National Coal Board (TNK 326-327) This week: up to page 332 Next week: up to page 420. |
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