Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · ECE · medium
Damages imposed by way of example or correction for the public good, in addition to other damages, are:
- Nominal damages
- Temperate damages
- Liquidated damages
- Exemplary (corrective) damages
Answer
D. Exemplary (corrective) damages
Solution
Article 2229.
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