How much ought to be restored.
If the quantity of the matter taken, or of
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If the quantity of the matter taken, or of
damage sustained, be certain; he is bound to satisfie as much: if it be vncertaine, as in iniuries and wrongs, then as much as an honest person shall appoint, according to the circumstances of the offence, &c.
He that possesseth any thing that is ano∣thers, whereby he is enriched, ought to restore it wholly, and the increase thereof: deducting out his expences, for getting, kéeping, and preseruing the same, and fruits thereof.