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F P McCann Ltd v Department for Regional Development [2020] NIQB 51 (26 June 2020)
The High Court of Northern Ireland quantified damages in a procurement dispute by treating the claim as loss of chance, awarding 50% of the assessed loss plus certain collateral heads.
Cooper v Byford & Anor (No 2) [2016] NIQB 63 (28 June 2016)
The court assessed financial loss after a road accident, fixing past and future loss of earnings, pension loss, interest, and costs, while taking account of exaggeration.
The Law Society of Northern Ireland v The Governor and The Company of The Bank of Ireland [2014] NIQB 51 (6 March 2014)
After liability was decided, the court refused the defendant leave to add a limitation defence. It then awarded interest on agreed damages at 5% from 1 January 2008.
Kane v Harland and Wolff Plc [2012] NIQB 9 (28 February 2012)
The court assessed quantum for a crush injury to the plaintiff’s right arm, awarding general damages, past and future loss, and reducing interest for delay.
Peoples v Kyle (t/a Kyle Construction) [2010] NIQB 36 (12 March 2010)
Undefended building-dispute judgment finding fundamental breach of contract, with damages for sums paid, demolition costs, and interest awarded to the plaintiff.
Wilson v Gilroy & Anor [2009] NICA 48 (13 October 2009)
Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland upheld the general damages award for psychiatric injury but increased future financial loss and awarded interest.
McQuillan v Department for Regional Development [2009] NIQB 37 (02 April 2009)
After a trial on liability, the High Court assessed damages for a plaintiff’s physical and psychological injuries and awarded £85,000 plus interest and costs.
Wilson v Gilroy & Anor [2008] NICA 23 (7 May 2008)
The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland upheld a ÂŁ150,000 damages award for serious road-traffic injuries, including psychiatric harm, and confirmed interest at 2% from issue of proceedings.
Damages assessment after a road traffic accident, including general damages, Smith v Manchester-type loss, and repayment of placement funds.
MacMahon & Anor v Hamilton & Ors [2002] NICA 7 (25 January 2002)
Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland reduced damages in a solicitor negligence case, disallowing recovery of mortgage capital and compound interest.
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