McGregor on Damages is a definitive and practice-oriented guide on the law of damages in India, encompassing civil, contractual, and tortious claims. The book explores the principles governing the award of compensatory, punitive, nominal, and restitutionary damages, offering detailed analysis on how courts determine the quantum and nature of damages.
It provides thorough coverage of contractual damages, including anticipatory, consequential, and special damages, as well as tortious liability arising from negligence, nuisance, and other civil wrongs. Case law illustrations clarify judicial reasoning, highlighting how courts interpret losses, foreseeability, mitigation of damage, and causation in awarding compensation.
Special emphasis is placed on the procedural aspects of claiming damages in civil and consumer courts, along with legal doctrines such as remoteness, mitigation, and contributory negligence. By integrating theoretical principles with practical examples, this book serves as an indispensable reference for understanding remedies and compensation in Indian law. Its comprehensive approach ensures that both students and practicing lawyers can navigate complex damage claims with clarity and confidence.






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