Explain Skull theory and wallet theory
Explain Skull theory and wallet theory?
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The thin skull theory says that if it was reasonably foreseeable that a normal person would have suffered some damage from the defendant’s slackness, the petitioner which is abnormally susceptible due to either physical or psychological infirmity is entitled to damages for all his/her losses. Nevertheless, if a ordinary person wouldn’t have suffered any damages, the claimant would not be unrestricted to damage. In the same way, the thin wallet theory describes about a defendant is usually not dependable for the fact that the plaintiff suffered to an unusual extent because he or she was poor.
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