damages
UGANDA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY (MUKONO)
NO.
NAME
REG.NO
SIGNATURE
1.
TUMUSIIME CLARE
M13B12/806
2.
KAYEZU CLAIRE
M13B12/315
3.
ABAHO ELIZABETH
M13B12/001
4.
AKTENG DOREEN
M13B12/006
5.
TASHISHANA SAM
M13B12/805
6.
APILI CHARITY
M13B12/024
7.
ADEKE ESTHER
M13B12/023
8.
AROT ESTHER
M13B12/022
9.
NAMBOOZE GLADYS
M13B12/503
10.
COURSE: BACHELOR OF PROCUREMENT AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT.
COURSE UNIT: LEGAL ASPECTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT.
LECTURER: MADAM MPIRIRWE COMFORT
TUTOR: MR. EMERU RONALD
QUESTION: REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT.
NAMES OF THE DISCUSSANTS AND THE TOPICS THEY ARE HANDLING.
Introduction of the discussants- Adeke Esther
Introduction of damages – Tashishana Sam
General damages – Tumusiime Clare
Special damages – Apili Charity
Nominal damages – Nambooze Gladys
Contemptuous damages – Akiteng Doreen
Punitive damages – Tumusiime Clare
Contemptuous damages – Akiteng Doreen
Exemplary damages – Abaho Elizabeth Liquidated damages – Abaho Elizabeth
Unliquidated damages – kayesu Claire
Speculative, ordinary, damage for loss of reputation and aggravated damages.
Damages
These are compensation to the injured party for the loss after the contract has been breached by one of the contracting parties. The objective is to place the injured party in the same position he would have been if the contract had been respected and not breached. These are not a punishment to the party that breached the contract nor is it a way of intimidating the party into performing it’s duties by fear of a penalty if he does not.
The following are the different kinds of damages;
General damages
Compensation is left for the court to handle; they put a monetary figure to them. The plaintiff must prove that they incurred the loss for the court to asses the damages, but it’s not possible to assess the precise loss. They are determined by the judge. They compensate
NO.
NAME
REG.NO
SIGNATURE
1.
TUMUSIIME CLARE
M13B12/806
2.
KAYEZU CLAIRE
M13B12/315
3.
ABAHO ELIZABETH
M13B12/001
4.
AKTENG DOREEN
M13B12/006
5.
TASHISHANA SAM
M13B12/805
6.
APILI CHARITY
M13B12/024
7.
ADEKE ESTHER
M13B12/023
8.
AROT ESTHER
M13B12/022
9.
NAMBOOZE GLADYS
M13B12/503
10.
COURSE: BACHELOR OF PROCUREMENT AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT.
COURSE UNIT: LEGAL ASPECTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT.
LECTURER: MADAM MPIRIRWE COMFORT
TUTOR: MR. EMERU RONALD
QUESTION: REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT.
NAMES OF THE DISCUSSANTS AND THE TOPICS THEY ARE HANDLING.
Introduction of the discussants- Adeke Esther
Introduction of damages – Tashishana Sam
General damages – Tumusiime Clare
Special damages – Apili Charity
Nominal damages – Nambooze Gladys
Contemptuous damages – Akiteng Doreen
Punitive damages – Tumusiime Clare
Contemptuous damages – Akiteng Doreen
Exemplary damages – Abaho Elizabeth Liquidated damages – Abaho Elizabeth
Unliquidated damages – kayesu Claire
Speculative, ordinary, damage for loss of reputation and aggravated damages.
Damages
These are compensation to the injured party for the loss after the contract has been breached by one of the contracting parties. The objective is to place the injured party in the same position he would have been if the contract had been respected and not breached. These are not a punishment to the party that breached the contract nor is it a way of intimidating the party into performing it’s duties by fear of a penalty if he does not.
The following are the different kinds of damages;
General damages
Compensation is left for the court to handle; they put a monetary figure to them. The plaintiff must prove that they incurred the loss for the court to asses the damages, but it’s not possible to assess the precise loss. They are determined by the judge. They compensate