Business Law for EngineersMcGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1929 - 496 pages |
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Page 4-17
... damages to himself ; he must sustain damages peculiar to himself or distinct from the general public . He must then present evi- dence of personal damage ; injury to his neighbor is not material , and evi- dence of it will not be ...
... damages to himself ; he must sustain damages peculiar to himself or distinct from the general public . He must then present evi- dence of personal damage ; injury to his neighbor is not material , and evi- dence of it will not be ...
Page 17-11
... damage ; it should , however , be true that the liquidated damages mentioned ' are reasonable in view of the losses from the delay . Any attempt to overdo the matter , or to put undue pressure on the Con- tractor in this clause is ...
... damage ; it should , however , be true that the liquidated damages mentioned ' are reasonable in view of the losses from the delay . Any attempt to overdo the matter , or to put undue pressure on the Con- tractor in this clause is ...
Page 17-12
... damages suffered . This provides for reasonable damages and provides a means for their determination which the courts consistently sustain as lawful . The provision for liquidated damages is probably introduced often- times in Contracts ...
... damages suffered . This provides for reasonable damages and provides a means for their determination which the courts consistently sustain as lawful . The provision for liquidated damages is probably introduced often- times in Contracts ...
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