Mitigation in Contract Law Is Best Described as

question 39

Multiple Choice

Mitigation in contract law is best described as

• A) helping the other party cope with the breach of contract.
• B) avoiding adding unnecessary damages to the innocent party.
• C) reducing the other party's liability under the contract.
• D) the obligation to minimise the breach.
• E) taking reasonable steps to reduce or eliminate damage which flows from a breach of contract.

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Definitions:

Feedback Control

A process that adjusts its operation based on the difference between the actual output and the desired output to achieve system stability or maintain a setpoint.

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Follicle that has released an egg and increases its secretion of progesterone.

Follicles

Small secretory cavities or sacs, often referring to those in the ovaries which contain the developing eggs or in the skin which contain a hair shaft.

Placenta

An organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy, providing oxygen and nutrients to and removing waste from the fetus through the blood supply.