...the deposit and the expenses of investigating title, but also damages for the loss of his bargain ; and that the measure of damages was the difference in the value at the time of sale and at the time of the breach of contract ; and that the profit which it was shewn...

...the suit was brought, the error was harmless, when corrected in other portions of the charge, stating that the measure of damages was the difference in the value of the article furnished and the article purchased at the time and place agreed upon for delivery, and where...

...or otherwise, and whether honestly or fraudulently made. The instructions given at the first trial, that the measure of damages was the difference in the value of the property as it actually was and its value as it would have been if it were such as it was represented...

...defendant railroad company was liable as a common carrier for the damages done to the goods in transit ; that the measure of damages was the difference in the value of the goods at the time of receiving them by the carrier and their value at the time of delivery, and that...

...permanent structure, a continuing nuisance, and practically destroyed the value of plaintiff's premises, the measure of damages was the difference in the value of the property before the injury and its value immediately thereafter. Error to Court of Civil Appeals of...

...failure or refusal of the defendant to comply with his part of same and to sue for the breach, and the measure of damages was the difference in the value of the timber at the time of the breach and the price agreed to be paid for same. The value of same on the...

...Where the charge, in an action for damages to a farm by fire, repeatedly and expressly told the jury that the measure of damages was the difference in the value of the farm before and after the fire, the error, if any, of admitting evidence of the value of trees destroyed,...

...could only be regarded as a M<">8n™of part of the realtv, and that the measure of dam- g'J^' ages was the difference in the value of the land, with...cannot now obtain a reversal for error of the court in trying the case upon such other theory. But I think that the true measure of damages must be held to...

...application of the rule for the estimation of the plaintiff's damages. The plaintiff in error contendí* that the growing trees could only be regarded as a...the true measure of damages, it is apparent that the plaintif! in error, having tried its саке, submitted evidence, and procured the court to charge...

...and its loss affected the value of the realty." In that case the only question discussed was whether the measure of damages was the difference In the value of the timber land before and after the fire, and the court said: "It is manifest that the plaintiff suffered...