Lord Hailsham of St. Marylebone in Broome v. Cassell suggested as follows at page 1073: “The expression ‘at large’ should be used in general to cover all cases where awards of damages may include elements for loss of reputation, injured feelings, bad or good conduct by either party, or punishment, and where in consequence no precise limit can be set.”
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