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The type of damages awarded in the law of torts -

The law of torts awards "Unliquidated damages": the amount is not pre-determined by the parties but is assessed by the court on the facts and circumstances of the case to…

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The law of torts awards "Unliquidated damages": the amount is not pre-determined by the parties but is assessed by the court on the facts and circumstances of the case to compensate the victim for the harm suffered. "Liquidated Damages" are sums fixed in advance by the parties to a contract.

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