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Where the banker wrongfully dishonours a customer’s cheque, the court may award
Ordinary damages
Special damages
Exemplary damages
None of the above
Explanation
Exemplary damages are intended to give the punishment to the defendant an example they are punitive and not intended to compensate the defendant for loss, but rather to punish the defendant. It is compensatory in nature. It is punitive in nature. In the case where the banker wrongfully dishonours a customer’s cheque, the court may award exemplary damages.
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