LPL4802 100 % DISTINCTION DOCUMENT, NO MISTAKE ASSIGNMENT 03 ( QUIZZ)

4/25/23, 1:21 AM Assessment 3: Attempt review




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Question 1

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Damage is a constant concept that transcends time and circumstance. It must be understood only as a past event.



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Question 2

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Because contingencies of life usually reduce the award made to the plaintiff, the onus to rebut their relevance rests on the defendant.



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The "once and for all rule" is not an English principle.
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Nuisance is an exception to the once and for all rule.



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Correctly understood, "the once and the for all rule" provides that damages may be recovered once and for all for all damage - irrespective
of the cause of action.



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