Section 87P — Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)

(1) The court must not award as personal injury damages for non‑economic loss the maximum amount of damages for non‑economic loss except in a most extreme case.

(2) A most extreme case is a case in which the plaintiff suffers non‑economic loss of the gravest conceivable kind.

Related sections

• s 87L — Limits on damages for non‑economic loss
• s 87M — Maximum amount of damages for non‑economic loss
• s 87N — Index numbers
• s 87Q — Cases of 33% or more (but not 100%) of a most extreme case
• s 87R — Cases of 15% or more (but less than 33%) of a most extreme case
• s 87S — Cases of less than 15% of a most extreme case

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