What is the test for general damages for the loss of services provided by the parents of a deceased maid?

Again, in the case of Landry v. Lamothe (1975), 1975 CanLII 1644 (NB QB), 14 N.B.R. (2d) 1, the learned trial Judge in awarding general damages to the parents stated at p. 4 as follows: There can be no doubt that the departure of the deceased has had the effect of depriving her mother and father of valuable services ordinarily performed by a maid. It is also clear that they very much needed these services or maid help. They cannot afford such help and since her departure, they are deprived of it. Under such circumstances, I have to conclude that the loss of such services is equivalent to monetary or pecuniary loss and is capable of a fair evaluation, always keeping in mind that such a young girl ought to attend school and generally leaves the house relatively young, either to pursue her studies or marry.