JPR (а firm) brоught prоceedings аgаinst Philip claiming damages in the sum оf £80,000. JPR made a Claimant's Part 36 offer three months before trial stating it would accept an offer in the sum of £50,000. Philip did not accept JPR's Part 36 offer. At trial, JPR obtained judgment for the full amount of its claim, namely £80,000. What order should the Court make in relation to JPR's damages, costs and the interest payable from the date the relevant period expired? [A] JPR should be awarded interest on the sum of £80,000 at a rate not exceeding 5 % above base rate from the date the relevant period expired, costs on the indemnity basis from that date and interest on those costs at a rate not exceeding 5% above base rate, and an additional amount of £800. [B] Unless the Court considers it unjust to do so, JPR should be awarded interest on the sum of £80,000 at a rate not exceeding 10% above base rate from the date the relevant period expired, costs on the indemnity basis from that date and interest on those costs at a rate not exceeding 10% above base rate, and an additional amount of £8,000. [C] Unless the Court considers it disproportionate to do so, JPR should be awarded interest on the sum of £80,000 at a rate not exceeding 15% above base rate from the date the relevant period expired, costs on the indemnity basis from that date and interest on those costs at a rate not exceeding 15% above base rate, and an additional amount of £4,000. [D] Unless the Court considers it contrary to the overriding objective, JPR should be awarded interest on the sum of £80,000 at a rate not exceeding 8% above base rate from the date the relevant period expired, costs on the indemnity basis from that date and interest on those costs at a rate not exceeding 8% above base rate, and an additional amount of £75,000.
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Susy is а cоllegiаte bаsketball player and has been dealing with knee pain since high schооl. She was diagnosed with the beginning of osteoarthritis in her right knee during her senior year of high school. She is now starting her junior year of college and basketball. She has been taking glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate all last year, in addition to an omega-3-fatty acid. She had a little decrease in her pain, but not sure if she is still losing articular cartilage. It is September and she wants to do something more to help her get through the basketball season. Explain what glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3-fatty acid each do for the joint (or can do for the joint injury). (3 pts) She had an x-ray of her knee, and the medial joint space is smaller than it was 2 years ago. Based on Dr. Kruse’s presentation, what are 2 other treatment options since her OA has progressed, she is only getting slight pain relief, and her season will be starting soon. Explain each treatment and how it is supposed to help. (4 pts)