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Assessing damages for nuisance (Court of Appeal)
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Assessing damages for nuisance (Court of Appeal)
In Raymond and another v Young and another [2015] EWCA 456, the court considered issues including whether damages could be awarded to the claimant despite the grant of a permanent injunction restraining the defendants from further acts of nuisance and whether, in addition to damages for capital loss, the claimants were entitled to damages for distress and loss of amenity.
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Law stated as at 19-May-2015
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