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Moral Damages
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- Does Article 2219 expressly include illegal or arbitrary detention or arrest?
- A claimant proves an illegal search and resulting humiliation proximately caused by it. Defendant says lack of bodily i…
- A claimant establishes actionable defamation and resulting serious reputational humiliation. Defendant argues that the …
- An arbitrary detention is proved, together with serious anxiety causally resulting from it. Defendant relies solely on …
- A court finds no defamatory statement, illegal search, unlawful detention or other asserted legal wrong, and no applica…
- Explain why moral damages are not confined to cases involving bodily injury.
- A person proves arbitrary detention and resulting mental anguish but no lost income. Analyze the relevance of that miss…
- Distinguish a supported defamation-based moral claim from an unsupported assertion of hurt feelings.