SUDHI RANJAN
CITATION:
1951 AIR 144 1950 SCR 979
ACT:
Contract--Damages--Remoteness of damage--Agent neglect-
ing to insure goods against fire--Goods destroyed ... damages. They show that such inter-
vention does not break the chain of causation, nor does it
make the loss, i.e., damages, remote
petitioner/ objector is not liable to pay for
the remote damages for which no details has been furnished
by the contractor and loss ... stated that the petitioner/objector is not
liable to pay the remote damages for which no details has
been furnished by the contractor
Development Corporation Of Konkan ... vs Saidhara - Dck Agro Product And ... on 25 February, 2015
Author
entitled for interest, damages and travelling expenses, it being remote damages. They also pleaded that the suit is bad being premature. They also pleaded that ... awarded and other two items fall within the category of remote damages. In result, the learned lower Court passed a decree
purview of this references it is also a case
of remote damages. It is accordingly disallowed, now I take up
for consideration the main claim ... premise that after
disallowing the part of the claim on remote damages, he assessed the claim
for Unit No.2 and observed that the plant
case as the respondent had not claimed
loss of market or remote damages the question of application
of s. 78(d) did not arise ... plaintiff itself has not claimed loss of
market or remote damages, the question of application of s.
78(d) does not arise. Moreover
Thacker v. The Saran Engineering Co. Ltd . On the issue of remoteness of damages it was held that remote and indirect loss or damage sustained ... play.
26. The Arbitrator has arrived at a finding about the remoteness of damages, but at the same time has upheld the claim
rejected by this court. What was disallowed on account of remoteness of damages was the claim for compensation for non-payment of amounts towards certain ... Head 'B' is not admissible on the principle of remoteness of damages. In this connection, he relied on the Division Bench decision
through court, and the judicial order of execution intervening, the damages claimed were too remote,--and not certainly the direct and proximate result ... ratified by it."
22. On the other question, namely, about remoteness of damages and the bearing of an intervening judicial decision on that question
similarity to damage in trespass, the ordinary principles as to remoteness of damage apply. In Mr. Desai's submission, the town planning scheme ... fifthly' of Section 23(1) of the Act are remote damages. It was as a result of the taking under the compulsory acquisition, that
