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Term: special damages
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Special damages are a precise amount of loss or damage suffered by a claimant that can be proved by reference to specific facts made out in a claim.
Usage: The claimant sought special damages for their unfair dismissal, which was represented by their loss of earnings.
Related Words: general damages; special damages; nominal damages; liquidated damages; mitigation of damage; remoteness of damage; assessment of damages; liquidated damages; penalties; breach of contract; quantum meruit; contributory negligence; contract; charging order.
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