Hinkle v. Rockville Motor Co.

How courts have described this case

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• characterizing the rule discussed in Pendergast as a ‘“benefit of bargain’” formula
• characterizing the rule discussed in Pendergast as a “‘benefit of bargain’” formula
• “this court has never taken a rigid stand in adopting one theory of damages to the exclusion of all others but has rather employed a flexible approach”
• \this court has never taken a rigid stand in adopting one theory of damages to the exclusion of all others but has rather employed a flexible approach\
• collects and discusses most Maryland cases on measure of damages in deceit actions
• describing cost to conform damages

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).