Troppi v. Scarf

How courts have described this case

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• positing the severability criterion, but concluding that “pregnancy and its attendant anxiety, incapacity, pain, and suffering are inextricably related to child bearing”
• “[Difficulty in determining the amount to be subtracted from the gross damages does not justify throwing up our hands and denying recovery altogether.”
• consequences of birth from failure of contraceptives will vary widely with purposes and circumstances of parents, comparing unmarried college student with honeymooning newlyweds
• \[D]ifficulty in determining the amount to be subtracted from the gross damages does not justify throwing up our hands and denying recovery altogether.\
• consequences of birth from failure of contraceptives contingent on the purposes and circumstances of parents — comparing unmarried female college student with honeymooning newlyweds
• consequences of birth from failure of contraceptives contingent on the purposes and circumstances of parents — comparing unmarried female college student with honeymooning newlyweds

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).