41.   It was held that this claim was allowable.

42.   The plaintiff cannot recover damages if his claim is that the product is not worth as much as he expected.

43.   Whether his claim was genuine or not is an open question.

44.   The WWF assert that such claims are at best poorly verified and at worst deceitful.

45.   The purchaser may consider that if there is a warranty claim the measure of damages will be more generous in an asset sale than in a share sale.

46.   If the claim is for unliquidated damages the request is for an interlocutory judgment for damages to be assessed and costs.

47.   Claims to privilege are the same as they would be on ordinary discovery.

48.   Such a claim is most likely to be instituted where the deceased son or daughter was unmarried and was contributing substantially to the maintenance of his or her parents.

49.   And to the degree that the claim is to definitiveness, it threatens the complete closure of the text to further interpretation.

50.   The claim is for the pain and suffering Mr Hayward went through before his death and to pay the nursing home fees for his widow.