Munkman on damages for personal injuries and death
John H. Munkman, Gordon Exall
Abstract
John H. Munkman, Gordon Exall
Abstract
1. Damages in General 2. Damages for Pecuniary Loss 3. Deductions and Set-Offs against Pecuniary Loss 4. Set-Off of Social Security Benefits 5. Damages for Personal Loss: Disablement, Pain and Loss of the Enjoyment of Life 6. Damages on Death 7. Practice and Procedure 8. Illustrations of the Quantum of Damages 9. Schedules of Damages Appendices I. Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases II. Present Value of Annuities III. Actuarial Tables IV. Table of Average Expectation of Life V. Retail Prices Index
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1. Damages in General 2. Damages for Pecuniary Loss 3. Deductions and Set-Offs against Pecuniary Loss 4. Set-Off of Social Security Benefits 5. Damages for Personal Loss: Disablement, Pain and Loss of the Enjoyment of Life 6. Damages on Death 7. Practice and Procedure 8. Illustrations of the Quantum of Damages 9. Schedules of Damages Appendices I. Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases II. Present Value of Annuities III. Actuarial Tables IV. Table of Average Expectation of Life V. Retail Prices Index
Key concepts: Damages, Pain and suffering, Personal injury, Actuarial science, Value (mathematics), Forensic engineering, Business, Engineering