providing general rule that damages are not recoverable if they are too speculative, vague or contingent and are not recoverable for loss beyond amount that evidence permits to be established with reasonable certainty
Summary of this case from Anderson v. Brown & Brown of Lehigh Valley, LP1992
providing general rule that damages are not recoverable if they are too speculative, vague or contingent and are not recoverable for loss beyond amount that evidence permits to be established with reasonable certainty
Summary of this case from Anderson v. Brown & Brown of Lehigh Valley, LPFull title:PETITION FOR ALLOWANCE OF APPEAL
Court:Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date published: Jan 1, 1992
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