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### 116 Claim for unliquidated damages > [*\[Rule 116 Amended by S.R. 2009, No. 74, Applied:15 Jul 2009\]*](/view/html/inforce/2009-07-15/sr-2009-074#GS4@EN) If a plaintiff claims unliquidated damages, the amount claimed as damages is only stated in the endorsement of claim if that amount does not exceed $50 000.

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