Incidental damages include: A) the costs of finding substitute buyers or goods. B) liquidated damages. C)...
Incidental damages include:
A) the costs of finding substitute buyers or goods.
B) liquidated damages.
C) the difference in the cost of the goods.
D) all of the above
Homework Answers
Incidental damages are reasonable (more direct in nature) expenses
incurred during a breach of the contract.
These expenses are a direct consequence of the one-party due to
breach of contract by another party.
Example includes:
1. the costs of finding substitute buyers or goods.
2. care of items until another buyer is searched for.
3. Storing of items.
Answer: a.
A) the costs of finding substitute buyers or goods.
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