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Tort [2010] ScotSC 120

KIRSTY POLLOCK v. THOMAS WILLIAM WESTALL

KIRSTY POLLOCK v. THOMAS WILLIAM WESTALL [2010] ScotSC 120 (16 July 2010)

Sheriff Court personal injury case arising from a road traffic accident, awarding the pursuer ÂŁ2,750 for solatium and ÂŁ200 for necessary services.

  • Road traffic accident
  • Negligence
  • Solatium
  • Necessary services
  • Quantum of damages
  • Personal-injury
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Personal injury [2004] ScotCS 73

Donnelly v. FAS Products

Donnelly v. FAS Products [2004] ScotCS 73 (19 March 2004)

Quantum of damages after admitted liability for a severe hand injury. The court assessed prosthesis costs, loss of earnings, travelling expenses, and services claims.

  • Damages
  • Loss of earnings
  • Provision of prosthesis
  • Psychological injury
  • Necessary services
  • Future care costs
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Personal injury [2000] ScotCS 230

Kendal & Anor v Davies

Kendal & Anor v Davies [2000] ScotCS 230 (17 August 2000)

Scottish damages case on specificity of pleadings for necessary services and paid care, and whether a relative’s lost earnings can be used to value care.

  • Quantum of damages
  • Specification of pleadings
  • Necessary services
  • Paid care
  • Section 8 administration of justice act 1982
  • Personal-injury
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Tort [2000] ScotCS 184

Duthie v MacFish Ltd

Duthie v MacFish Ltd [2000] ScotCS 184 (6 July 2000)

Personal injury damages assessed after severe chemical eye burns caused total loss of one eye, damage to the other, and psychological injury.

  • Damages assessment
  • Contributory negligence
  • Loss of earnings
  • Psychological injury
  • Solatium
  • Necessary services
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