Index

• Author: Jamie Cassels/Elizabeth Adjin-Tettey
• Profession: Professor of Law, Vice President Academic, and Provost, University of Victoria/Professor of Law, University of Victoria
• Pages: 519-529

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INDEX

inf‌lation and i nterest, 24

lost prof‌it, 24, 27

lost volume, 24, 25, 26

mitigation, 22, 2 3, 24

time of asse ssment, 22, 23

sale of real est ate. See Property

interests

Causation

damages for solic itors’ errors, and, 29

future uncert ainty and lost chance s

future losse s, 324

general princ iples, 319–21

lost chances

avoid a loss, to, 331

award, 326–27

contract, in, 325–27

limits on, 328–29

reasonable probability require-

ment, 329

tort, in, 329–31

personal injury actions, 112,

330

contingencies 330–31

where plaintiff has failed to

mitigate, 331–32

onus of proof, 320–22

presumptions , favourable to plaintiff,

322–2 3

Aggravate d damage. See Non-pecuniar y

losses

Breach of contract

assess ment of damages, 4

general princ iples, 11

causation. See C ausation

consequenti al losses. See Consequen-

tial loss es

convergence with tor t, where, 64

eff‌icient breach, 19, 20

employment. See Employ ment con-

tracts

expectat ion measure, 16. See also

Expectat ion damages

measurement i llustrated, 8

mitigation. See Mit igation

non-pecunia ry damages. See Non-pe-

cuniar y damages and aggra vated

damages

pre-contract ex penditures. See Reli-

ance damage s

property. See Propert y interests

remoteness. See Remoteness

restitution. See R estitution

sale of goods, in, 21

alternati ve modes of performance,

27

buyer’s lost prof‌its, 26