| As there was no compensation for solatium doloris in English law, article 1056 could not be used to award such compensation. |
| As a solatium he was allowed to rule over the town of Guadix, whither he retired. |
| This development in the recognition of solatium doloris in Quebec law is an example of the belated consecration of the specificity of civil law at the Supreme Court of Canada. |
| Is he not rather justified in the possession of all the bonnets and ostrich feathers he can grab by way of solatium? |
| The Court's judgment in Robinson concerned the uniform application in Canada of the nonrecovery for solatium doloris rule and reflected the traditional common law reluctance to recognize non-pecuniary losses. |
| Default judgments including damages for economic loss, pain, suffering and solatium were given. |
