Pecuniary penalties vs. Pecuniary liabilities
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Distinguish Pecuniary penalties vs. Pecuniary Liabilities (2005 Bar Exam Question)
Suggested Answer:
Pecuniary liabilities do not include restitution but include reparation of damages caused, the indemnification for consequential damages, as well as fines and cost of the proceedings.
Pecuniary penalties include fines and cost of the proceedings.
Suggested Answer:
Pecuniary liabilities do not include restitution but include reparation of damages caused, the indemnification for consequential damages, as well as fines and cost of the proceedings.
Pecuniary penalties include fines and cost of the proceedings.
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