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The damages given in an action of torts which are intended to redress the loss/injury caused to the…

Damages awarded in tort to make good the loss or injury suffered by the victim are "Compensatory" in nature, aimed at restitution rather than punishment.

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The damages given in an action of torts which are intended to redress the loss/injury caused to the victim are called

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Damages awarded in tort to make good the loss or injury suffered by the victim are "Compensatory" in nature, aimed at restitution rather than punishment.

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