The aim of damages is to compensate you for your loss. It is generally the case that if another party, as a result of their wrong, damages your property you should be entitled, by way of compensation, to receive a sum equivalent to the loss in value of the asset in question. While this appears straightforward enough, a recent High Court decision suggests that the position is far from straight forward. Read more
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