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Award of general damages as a matter of discretion

Classes of general damages

Classification of general damages

Condition to be satisfied for an employee to be entitled to general damages for wrongful termination of appointment

Distinction between terminal benefits and general damages

Division of General damages for personal injury

Effect of failure of the claimant to specifically claim general damages

General damages in personal injury cases

General principles in the assessment of general damages

Meaning and award of general damages

Meaning and nature of general damages

Meaning and Scope of General Damages

Meaning of general damages

Measure of General Damages

Nature and award of general damages

Nature of general damages

On the assessment, quantum, and award of general damages

Powers and duty of the Court in granting general damages

Principles governing the quantum of general damages

Principles of award of general damages

Purpose of general damages

The basis for the award of general damages

The heads of general damages

The main consideration in the award of general damages

The principle for quantifying the correct measure of general damages

The rule that general damages are made as a claim at large

What General damages connotes

What the responsibility of the court in exercising its discretion to award general damages entails

When a party would be entitled to claim general damages

Whether a court has jurisdiction to award to a party double general damages which were not prayed for

Whether a Judge can make his own assessment of general damages

Whether an award of general damages cannot be granted together with an order of account

Whether an award of general damages is proper where the quantum of loss is of a financial character

Whether an award of general damages should be made where a party so claiming can be fully compensated by an award of special damages

Whether a plaintiff is entitled to general damages where there is evidence of injury, pain, discomfort and permanent scarring and pain, even though those items are not quantified in money

Whether damages for the tort of deceit fall under general damages

Whether general damages are awarded for breach of contract

Whether general damages are awarded for non-pecuniary losses

Whether general damages can be awarded as a largesse or out of sympathy

Whether general damages can be awarded for the destruction of buildings

Whether general damages can be awarded in a case of wrongful dismissal

Whether general damages can be awarded in an action for wrongful termination of employment

Whether general damages can be awarded on a claim in torts

Whether general damages can be awarded on speculative claims

Whether general damages can be awarded where an order of reinstatement has been made

Whether general damages must be quantified in terms of money

Whether general damages must be strictly proved

Whether general damages needs to be pleaded

Whether general damages needs to be specifically pleaded

Whether general damages need to be pleaded or proved

Whether of an award of general damages can be granted where special damages have not been strictly proved

Whether the award of general damages is proper where the quantum of loss is ascertainable

Whether the court can award damages for unproven psychological trauma

Whether there is a fixed rule by which to assess general damages

Whether the trial court must give reasons for its award of general damages

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