TCA § 36-3-404 — Measure of damages when defendant over sixty (60) years of age
If a marriage-promise or marriage-contract damages case is tried in this state and the defendant is over 60 when tried, damages are limited to the plaintiff’s actual financial loss, and punitive damages are not allowed.
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