The main object of awarding damages is

In a breach of contract of sale, general rule for measuring damage is

Damages that naturally arose in the usual course of things from breach of contract are called:

Such damages which the parties knew, when they made the contract, to be likely to result from the breach are called:

In case of fixed damages provided in contract

Mr. B agreed to supply spare parts of the machine to Mr. A on 5th September at a particular price. Mr. B fails to deliver spare parts on the due date. There is a breach of contract and Mr. A filed a suit against Mr. B for the compensation of losses. Mr. A claimed that due to the non-availability of spare parts, the machine could not function, so Mr. A claimed (i) depreciation on the machine (ii) fixed expenses such as salary and (iii) loss of profit due to the non-function of the machine. State the legal position.

Which of the following losses can be recovered in case of breach of contract?

The rules for damages in quasi contract are same as those:

Mr. A agrees to sell 200 bags of sugar to Mr. B on 11th November at Rs.500/- per bag. Mr. B is to make payment on the delivery of sugar bags. Before the due date, the price of sugar has increased to Rs. 600/- per bag. Mr. A refuses to supply sugar to Mr. B. There is a breach of contract Mr. B is

The amount of damages fixed by the parties at the time of making a contract is not by way of penalty if:

In case of breach, full amount is to pe paid as stipulated in the contract if:

Mr. A entered into an agreement for constructing a house for Mr. B and to give complete possession on 1st January. Mr. B makes an agreement with Mr. C to renting out that house to him from 2nd January. This fact is in the knowledge of Mr. A. The house was badly constructed and collapsed before 1st January. Mr. B is entitled to get compensation for