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that is by <add>the motive of</add> <hi rend='underline'>lucre</hi> to engage in. But the acts which are <hi rend='underline'>most</hi><lb/> | that is by <add>the motive of</add> <hi rend='underline'>lucre</hi> to engage in. But the acts which are <hi rend='underline'>most</hi><lb/> | ||
apt to be attended with such a profit are those which are<lb/> | apt to be attended with such a profit are those which are<lb/> | ||
ranked under the division of offences against Property, < | ranked under the division of offences against Property, <hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> <note>+ See</note><lb/> | ||
those only excepted which essentially import destruction.</p> | those only excepted which essentially import destruction.</p> | ||
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<p><note>Cases that have the 2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi>. best claim to Compensation</note> Another set of cases are those in which the party<lb/> | <p><note>Cases that have the 2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi>. best claim to Compensation</note><lb/> Another set of cases are those in which the party<lb/> | ||
damnified sustains a pecuniary or quasi-pecuniary loss,<lb/> | damnified sustains a pecuniary or quasi-pecuniary loss,<lb/> | ||
and the author of the damage receives a profit, but which<lb/> | and the author of the damage receives a profit, but which<lb/> | ||
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<p>< | <p><hi rend='superscript'>(a)</hi> It is hardly worth while to make a distinction in favour<lb/> | ||
of the cases where at the same time that the loss is pecuniary<lb/> | of the cases where at the same time that the loss is pecuniary<lb/> | ||
or quasi-pecuniary, the profit or advantage is of the benevolent<lb/> | or quasi-pecuniary, the profit or advantage is of the benevolent<lb/> | ||
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C 7.
Of Compensation.
for there are none which a man may not be induced by for hire
that is by the motive of lucre to engage in. But the acts which are most
apt to be attended with such a profit are those which are
ranked under the division of offences against Property, + + See
those only excepted which essentially import destruction.
4.
A 2d
Cases that have the 2d. best claim to Compensation
Another set of cases are those in which the party
damnified sustains a pecuniary or quasi-pecuniary loss,
and the author of the damage receives a profit, but which
is not pecuniary or quasi-pecuniary; in which case it is
ordinarily of the malevolent or vindictive kind.(a) damage pecuniary or quasi-pecuniary — profit not pecuniary See p. 22. 23. These
cases occupy the second rank among those which afford a
claim for compensation. 5. Cases
Note.
(a) It is hardly worth while to make a distinction in favour
of the cases where at the same time that the loss is pecuniary
or quasi-pecuniary, the profit or advantage is of the benevolent
kind. Such cases however are possible and indeed not very
infrequent: to wit where, merely for the pleasure of gratifying the
resentment of your friend, you do a mischief to his enemy.
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