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C Czarnikow Ltd v Koufos

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in that the term "foreseeability" was employed. He emphasised that he would use the words ‘not unlikely’ as denoting a degree of probability considerably less than an even chance but nevertheless not very unusual and easily foreseeable. He emphasised that the tests in tort and contract were very
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The House of Lords held that the loss was not too remote. They stated that the test for remoteness in contract is narrower than it is in tort. While in tort any damage of a type which is reasonably foreseeable can be claimed, Lord Reid ruled that, in contract, the defendant must ought to have
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different, on the basis that where there is a contract the parties will have had the opportunity to apportion their liabilities already. Therefore, the test for remoteness should be less generous than in tort, where consequential losses must be very remote to preclude compensation.
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realised that the loss was 'not unlikely to result from the breach of contract'. A higher degree of probability is needed for the loss to be in the contemplation of the parties. Lord Reid disapproved of
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Lord Morris, Lord Hodson, Lord Pearce and Lord Upjohn were generally approving of Asquith LJ’s language.
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case, concerning remoteness of damage. The House of Lords held that the "
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1 AC 350, 3 WLR 1491, 3 All ER 686, 2 Lloyd’s Rep 555
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Victoria Laundry (Windsor) Ltd v Newman Industries Ltd
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Parsons (Livestock) Ltd v Uttley Ingham & Co Ltd
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South Australia Asset Management Co v York Montague
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Basra
Lord Reid
Lord Morris
Lord Hodson
Lord Pearce
Lord Upjohn
Remoteness
English contract law
remoteness
Czarnikow
Basra
Asquith LJ
Victoria Laundry v Newman
Hadley v Baxendale
Victoria Laundry (Windsor) Ltd v Newman Industries Ltd
Parsons (Livestock) Ltd v Uttley Ingham & Co Ltd
South Australia Asset Management Co v York Montague
The Achilleas
Categories
English remedy case law
English implied terms case law
House of Lords cases
1967 in United Kingdom case law

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