UJI 13-1832. Nominal damages.

If you find that __________________ (plaintiff) has established a right to recover from __________________ (defendant) but that __________________ (plaintiff) has suffered [no harm], [insignificant harm], [or] [damages that cannot be ascertained], you may award __________________ (plaintiff) nominal damages. Nominal damages are a trivial sum of money, usually one cent or one dollar, awarded to a party who has established a right to recover but has not established that the party is entitled to compensatory damages.