Pure economic loss refers to financial loss suffered by a claimant which does not flow from any damage to his own person or property1. Rather, the loss is caused through a web of economic relationships in which the claimant is involved. The preplanned nature of these relationships frequently provides the claimant with
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Pure economic loss refers to financial loss suffered by a claimant which does not flow from any damage to his own person or property1. Rather, the loss is caused through a web of economic relationships in which the claimant is involved. The preplanned nature of these relationships frequently provides the claimant with
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