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Compensation InS:
As a proof that in damages the Legislators have
had in view punishment as well as compensation
for an activenor an involuntary tresspass under of amends or
a insufficient bar - 21 James. c. 16 To a wilful trespass net.
Crit. Jur. Crim 177
When punishment is applied the right to be needs
to answer all purposes. Therefore 1st it should not
be secret: 2dly where there is a party injurd it should be pecuniary either in
whole as in part. pecuniary. Jur Cr. J. C. 251, 252
Blackst. no satisfaction
The suffering of the author of the mischief is as
much an evil as far as it goes as that of the party by whom the mischief
has been sustained. incurred upon the principle of utility It is not right in any case
to introduce a greater evil to save a lesser evil. It is not There is no reason
right therefore in the case for the same purpose of compensation to inflict
a single grain of evil on the matter of the damage than
on the person who has sustained it. If however at the
same time in consequence of atm any evil inflicted on the
former, a good ben comfor benefit equivalent to that evil, although
it be but equivalent be confessed on the latter, there
is no harm done.
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