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SAIF NADEEM ELECTRO (PVT.) LTD. vs FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE, ISLAMABAD General damages and special damages — 2026 PLD 155 ISLAMABAD

Case information

Citation
2026 PLD 155 ISLAMABAD
Court
Islamabad High Court
Year
2026
Reporter
PLD
Parties
SAIF NADEEM ELECTRO (PVT.) LTD. vs FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE, ISLAMABAD General damages and special damages

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Judgment text as reported

SAIF NADEEM ELECTRO (PVT.) LTD. VS FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE, ISLAMABAD General damages and special damages---Distinction---General damages are losses that happen naturally and directly due to awrongful act without special proof; it accrues from the immediate, direct and approximate result of the wrong---While deciding the amount of general damages, the Court may consider the personal situation of the injured person, such as his health, age, profession or emotional condition---For example, someone is physically injured in an accident caused by another person's negligence; in that case, he may claim general damages for pain, sufferings and loss of enjoyment of life because these are direct consequences of injury---In contrast, special damages are losses, which are specific and measurable and do not arise out from the wrongful act directly but occur due to special conditions in a particular case---Special damages always grow out of an unusual or peculiar statement of facts, which may be known to one of the parties but not necessarily to the other---To prove special damages, there must be concrete evidence of specific monetary losses caused directly by wrongful actions---For instance, if someone is physically injured due to another person's action, he may claim special damages for medical bills expenses, loss of income during period of recovery.

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