What is FEE DAMAGES?

Damages sustained by and awarded to an abutting owner of real property occasioned by the construction and operation of an elevated railroad in a city street, are so called, because compensation is made to th

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Related Legal Terms
NOMINAL AND SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGES, ACTUAL DAMAGES, DAMAGES NOMINAL, DAMAGES, DAMAGES PUNITIVE, PROXIMATE AND REMOTE DAMAGES, CONTINGENT DAMAGES, SPECIAL DAMAGES, EXCESSIVE DAMAGES, DAMAGES PERMANENT


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