...severance from the freehold, so as to secure compensation for damage done to his land because of it, then the measure of damages is the difference in the value of the land before and after the injury." (Dwight v. EC &- NRR Co. 132 NY 199.) "If the thing destroyed, although...

...by fraudulent means and representations, to purchase stock which the defendant knew to be worthless, the measure of damages is the difference in the value of the stock as the condition of the company issuing it really was, and its value as the purchaser was fraudulently...

...right they could refuse goods tendered for transportation so long as they claim to be common carriers. The measure of damages is the difference in the value of the articles (which should have been forwarded) at the time and place when and where they ought to have...

...overflowing occasioned by the dam, and the cost of the ditch is immaterial in assessing such damages : Giles v. Stevens, 13 Gray, 146. A few cases may be found...where the measure of damages is the difference in value of the land as affected by the nuisance and what it would be worth if unaffected, in some sense...

...occasioned by the dam, and the cost of the ditch is immaterial in assessing such damages : Giles vs. Stevens, 13 Gray, 146. A few cases may be found that...where the measure of damages is the difference in value of the land as affected by the nuisance and what it would be worth if unaffected, in some sense...

...Williamson. 37 Mo., ai>8. In a case where the vendor has 'refused, or put it out of his power to make title, the measure of damages is the difference in the value of the estate at the time the agreement ought to have been completed, and what was to have been paid, if that...

...exceeding the value of the entire property; but if for any reason the buildings cannot be replaced, the measure of damages is the difference in the value of the entire property before and after the removal or destruction of the buildings. Enid & Anadarko Ry. Co....

...defendant would be only liable for the consequences of gross negligence in its officers and agents. 3. The measure of damages is the difference in the value of the cow when living and when dead, as she was fit for human food. 4. The defendant also imputes error in...

...of goods sent to defendant to be dyed, where the goods were tendered to plaintiff before the trial, the measure of damages is the difference in the value of the goods caused by the delay, and not the full value of the goods, since a judgment for breach of contract...

...barge canal, but did not make actual appropriation under the statute until March 29, 1917, the correct measure of damages is the difference in the value of the land immediately before the fact of appropriation if the land had not then been subject to and had not been...