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... damages should be liquidated , said with regard to a clause providing that a sum named to be paid on breach of covenant should be considered as liquidated damages , " In the present case , unless the damages are to be considered as ...
... damages should be liquidated , said with regard to a clause providing that a sum named to be paid on breach of covenant should be considered as liquidated damages , " In the present case , unless the damages are to be considered as ...
Page 372
... liquidated damages , and , in accordance with this view , the Judges have over and over again declared that where the parties have put their own price upon any particular breach of any agreement , the whole amount may be recovered as ...
... liquidated damages , and , in accordance with this view , the Judges have over and over again declared that where the parties have put their own price upon any particular breach of any agreement , the whole amount may be recovered as ...
Page 373
... liquidated damages , " for , " as Baron Parke observed in Horner v . Flintoff ( 9 M. and W. 678 ) , " where parties say that the same ascertained sum shall be paid for the breach of every article of an agree- ment , however minute and ...
... liquidated damages , " for , " as Baron Parke observed in Horner v . Flintoff ( 9 M. and W. 678 ) , " where parties say that the same ascertained sum shall be paid for the breach of every article of an agree- ment , however minute and ...
Page 374
... liquidated damages . " Baron Alderson , indeed , in the above - mentioned case of Horner v . Flintoff , suggests that " where some breaches relate to important , and others to unimportant , matters , parties ought to annex a specific ...
... liquidated damages . " Baron Alderson , indeed , in the above - mentioned case of Horner v . Flintoff , suggests that " where some breaches relate to important , and others to unimportant , matters , parties ought to annex a specific ...
Page 375
... liquidated damages were all of them decided at Common Law , nominally under a Statute of William III . , instead of under the Rule of Equity as enunciated , though not apparently for the first time , by Lord Macclesfield ; but as it is ...
... liquidated damages were all of them decided at Common Law , nominally under a Statute of William III . , instead of under the Rule of Equity as enunciated , though not apparently for the first time , by Lord Macclesfield ; but as it is ...
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