Supreme Court dismisses claim for damages where no causal link exists between the act and the loss.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's claim for damages, ruling that no causal connection was established between the defendant's alleged act and the claimed loss. The plaintiff argued that the defendant's actions directly caused the financial damage, but failed to provide sufficient evidence linking the specific act to the resulting harm. Consequently, the court held that without proof of causation, the statutory conditions for liability were not met.