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It was explained in McGlinn that the cost of reinstatement is the ordinary measure of damages for defects, because it is generally foreseeable that the injured party will repair the defects. This measure was approved in East Ham Corporation v. Bernard Sunley & Sons Ltd (1966), where the House of Lords approved the proposition that wherever it is reasonable . . . to insist upon reinstatement the courts will treat the cost of reinstatement as the measure of damage. In this case the cost of repairs was greater at the date of discovery of the defects, owing to in ation, than it would have been had the defects been discovered at or before completion; nevertheless, the cost of repair was awarded as compensation. It seems to be the case, therefore, that an unreasonable course of action is not foreseeable. Later, in Radford v. De Froberville (1977), damages were claimed for failure to build a wall between two properties. The wrongdoer contended that damages should be measured by reference to the diminution in value of the property entitled to the bene t of the wall, which was nominal. The court rejected this contention, and awarded damages on the basis of the cost of building the wall, as it conferred a bene t on the injured party s land and he intended to carry out the work. In these circumstances it was reasonable and therefore foreseeable that the injured party would reinstate. That the cost of reinstatement is not always appropriate is demonstrated by the decision in CR Taylor (Wholesale) Ltd v. Hepworths Ltd (1977), where the court refused to award the cost of reinstatement when

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