Thus, by comparison with such a replacement contract there would be no expenses saved in consequence of the seller's breach because we assume the buyer must pay the expenses for shipment under the new contract as well.
Where the resale is made in good faith and in a commercially reasonable manner the seller may recover the difference between the resale price and the contract price together with any incidental damages allowed under the provisions of this Article (Section 2-710), but less expenses saved in consequence of the buyer's breach...
Take the case of the breach of a contract to supply a rick-cloth, whereby and in consequence of bad weather the hay, being unprotected, is spoiled, that damage could not be recoverable.
"Today's announcement is a clear signal to energy suppliers of the consequences of breaching licence obligations," said Ofgem's senior partner in charge of enforcement Sarah Harrison.
The consequences of breaching confidentiality such as the public losing trust in the system had to be made clear (NGO).
As consequence of the breach in the intestinal barrier, the release of different mediators involved in the inflammatory response would attract neutrophils into the epithelium [ 36, 37].
The consequences of breaches in nuclear structure function relationships are observed in an expanding series of diseases that include cancer and neurological disorders.
A further development, which is now well-settled in the market, is the legislation for the consequences of breach of the transfer restriction.
"In this case the trading was through a broker, but I think the natural consequence of this breach of fiduciary decision is that it will apply to people acting completely on their own," says Miller.
It is well settled that in breach of contract actions "the nonbreaching party may recover general damages which are the natural and probable consequence of the breach" (Kenford Co. v County of Erie, 73 NY2d 319, 319 ).
The consequence of potential breaches could be diplomatic or legal challenges.
