41.   The only damage was a sprained leg.

42.   Their liver damage is usually mild, dose dependent, and reversible when the drug is stopped.

43.   If used by a person with pre-existing ulcer, the damage can be serious and cause severe bleeding.

44.   In the case of innocent infringement damages are not available although other remedies may be, such as an account of profits.

45.   In the example given, the damages would be little more than nominal.

46.   Liquidated damages are to be distinguished from a penalty.

47.   In the short term, the damage was not too serious.

48.   The question of remoteness of damage arises where causation in fact is established, but the court holds that as a matter of law the damage is too remote.

49.   Both the above cases are personal injury cases and tort damages are not the only form of compensation available.

50.   The test for remoteness of damage in negligence actions was stated to be whether the damage was a direct consequence of the breach of duty.