If you have to pay money because something was lost or damaged, the amount you pay is limited. You only pay for the cost of replacing or fixing the thing that was lost or damaged. You do not pay for any other problems that happened because of the loss or damage, like extra costs that came up later.
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286A: Parenting education, mentoring, or alcohol or drug rehabilitation programme order: general requirement for provider to have first agreed to provide programme concerned, and making of order subject to conditions, or
"Before the court orders you to attend a programme, the programme provider must agree and the court can add rules you must follow."
288: Order in respect of parent or guardian or other person having care not to be made without first informing of proposal to make order and giving opportunity to make representations, or
"The court must tell your parents or caregivers about plans that affect you and listen to what you think before making a decision."
Any sum ordered to be paid pursuant to section 283(f) in respect of the loss of or damage to property shall be limited to the cost of replacement or (as the case may require) the cost of repair, and shall not include any loss or damage of a consequential nature.
