Gain based damages (Benedict White, 30 Apr 2002)

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Sender:	Benedict White
Date:	Tue, 30 Apr 2002 17:15:39
Re:	Gain based damages

I am very pleased that the idea of gain based damages seems to be taking root. After all you can only sue for breach of contract if the person suing has lost something.

This prevents a council suing a housing association for breaching the contract of sale where the tenant suffers loss and the housing association gains, but the councils position remains unchanged. Now the council can sue to remove the gain that is good.

Can I get the discount on this book as I am not an academic but just butted in on this group?

Kind regards

Benedict White

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