AOS2 Revision

Which of the following is NOT a civil remedy

• Specific Damages

• Restrictive Injunction

• Remand

• Nominal Damages

Damages awarded to compensate a plaintiff for pain and suffering.

• General Damages

• Exemplary Damages

• Aggravated Damages

• Nominal Damages

A type of civil remedy where the court makes an order for the defendant to undertake an action or or do something (or refrain from undertaking an action or from doing something).

• Community Service Order

• Injunction

• Jail

• Damages

These damages are the only example in civil law of a court seeking to punish a defendant.

Which of these is a factor to consider when assessing the effectiveness of damages?

• The type of loss that has been suffered

• Whether the defendant will stop their actions

• Whether the defendant will comply with the order

• Whether the defendant has the capacity to pay

What are the purpose of remedies?

• To compel a defendant to perform a particular act

• To compensate an injured party

• To punish a defendant

• To restore the plaintiff to the position they were in before the loss or injury occurred

Specific damages, general damages and aggravated damages are the three types of what?

A type of damages awarded to compensate an injured party for items that can be calculated objectively

• Specific damages

• General damaages

• Aggravated damages

• Nominal damages

Damages awarded to compensate the plaintiff further if the court believes that the defendant's conduct caused humiliation and insult to the plaintiff.

• Specific damages

• Exemplary damages

• Aggravated damages

• Nominal damages

Damages awarded by the court if the court believes that the defendant has infringed the rights of the plaintiff but the plaintiff did not suffer any actual loss.