Addressing this problem is quite delicate. The courts have sovereign power to appreciate the injury and to fix the compensations. This power that is recognized for the determination of material injury is much higher if we talk about moral injury. The current uncertainty regarding the quantum of allowances for non-pecuniary damage is more serious now than when damages were just charged. The advantage in the ancient law is that all damages were repaired uniformly. Nothing was placed within reach arbitrary magistrates. But this system contained a large number of drawbacks and it is useless to apply the old rules in the present.