What is INTERVENING DAMAGES?

Such damages to an appellee as result from the delay caused by the appeal. McGregor v. Balch, 17 Vt. 508; Peasely v. Buckminster, 1 Tvler (Vt.) 207; Roberts v. Warner, 17 Vt. 40, 42 Am. Dec. 478.

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EFFICIENT INTERVENING CAUSE, DAMAGES FOR DELAY, INTERVENING CAUSE, PROSPECTIVE DAMAGES, INTERVENING ACT, NECESSARY DAMAGES, INTERVENING AGENCY, AGGRAVATED DAMAGES, ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES, INCIDENTAL DAMAGES


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