· 7/1/1820
James v. Carmick
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- finding that because the damages awarded to plaintiffs were for money not subject to taxation, the award was not grossed up because it had already been taxed
- declining to gross-up an award when the money may not have been subject to taxation and a gross-up could result in a windfall to plaintiff
- “It has been held that foreseeable financing costs can be an element of expectancy damages.”
- “The need for gross-up assumes ... that any recovery here is taxable.”
- denying a comparable gross-up claim
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