Paul v Olgilvy: A Lost Opportunity For Lost Chance Recovery

Martin Hogg

Paul v Olgilvy: A Lost Opportunity For Lost Chance Recovery

Martin Hogg

Law

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This article examines the decision in Paul v Ogilvy, the first Scottish case to examine recent English decisions on lost chances, arguing that the Scottish court missed an opportunity to apply this line of cases. It also argues that the calculation of damages in Paul v Ogilvy was flawed.This article examines the decision in Paul v Ogilvy, the first Scottish case to examine recent English decisions on lost chances, arguing that the Scottish court missed an opportunity to apply this line of cases. It also argues that the calculation of damages in Paul v Ogilvy was flawed.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Journal	Scots Law Times
Volume	7
Issue number	11
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2003

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