Non-Compensatory Damages in English Law

This book gives the first detailed analysis of non-compensatory damages (‘NCDs’) as a category in English tort and contract law.

The book argues that most NCD awards are defined as those justified by damage to public interests and that they are in contrast to compensatory awards. The author argues that NCDs should be treated as a distinct class of awards. It shows how such a collective approach could be implemented in practice, without compromising the core tenets of …