Definition of «aggravated damages»

"Aggravated damages" refer to additional compensation awarded to a person who has experienced high levels of distress or humiliation due to the defendant's actions, which go beyond normal compensatory damages. These damages aim to acknowledge the harm caused by the defendant's behavior and ensure the injured party receives appropriate compensation.

Sentences with «aggravated damages»

  • in any event, there was no evidentiary foundation for an award of aggravated damages in this case. (supremeadvocacy.ca)
  • Will says there is no shortage of case law demonstrating judges» willingness to deny a claim for aggravated damages for lack of evidence. (advocatedaily.com)
  • It increased the amount of aggravated damages awarded while somewhat decreasing the original amount of common law notice, and increased the amount of punitive damages. (williamshrlaw.com)
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