This lesson is designed for first-year contracts students to use prior to class discussion of the specific topics. It presents basic rules and definitions, a case or a statute, and then asks questions designed to test their understanding of the text. Each section concludes with a series of review questions.
This lesson covers 17 topics. Due to the lesson’s length, it is highly recommended that students work through this lesson over several days. For students who wish to further their understanding of this material, CALI has additional lessons that address each of the topics covered in this lesson.
Topics include:
- The Expectation Measure
- Mitigation of Damages
- Expectation Damages in Sale of Goods
- Expectation Damages in Sale of Goods: When the Buyer Does Not Cover
- UCC Damages Rules for Breaching Buyers
- More UCC Damages Rules for Breaching Buyers
- Overhead and Profit
- Proving Damages
- Reliance Damages
- Liquidated Damages
- Specific Performance
- Cost of Completion
- Substantial Performance/Substantial Breach
- Excuse of Performance
- Foreseeability
via Contract Tutorials on Remedies | Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction.
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