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· 3/26/1824

Harrison v. Hull

Citations

  • 1 Hopk. Ch. 112

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  • “the sum total of damages appears to 26 have been non-pecuniary aggravation and attorneys' fees. The measure of damages in an action predicated on fraud is the actual pecuniary loss. Here, ... plaintiffs suffered no such loss.”

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