Courts Typically Divide the Expectation Damages Into

question 38

Multiple Choice

Courts typically divide the expectation damages into:

• A) four parts, which are direct damages, special damages, incidental damages, and liquidated damages.
• B) four parts, which are compensatory damages, incidental damages, nominal damages, and consequential damages.
• C) three parts, which are compensatory damages, consequential damages, and incidental damages.
• D) only two parts, which are incidental damages and consequential damages.

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