7 August 2020TrademarksMohini V and Aarti Aggarwal

Financial compensation: the winding road to end backlog?

Damages under common law are a form of financial compensation which measures the harm caused to another in monetary terms, and are awarded to a suffering party due to a breach of duty, losses suffered, or injury caused on account of actionable wrongs.

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Financial compensation: the winding road to end backlog?

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