Failure to Mitigate Damages Limits Recovery To

question 19

Multiple Choice

Failure to mitigate damages limits recovery to:

• A) damages that would have been sustained had the plaintiff mitigated the damages where it was possible to do so.
• B) nominal damages and punitive damages.
• C) damages for consequential loss.
• D) exemplary damages.

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Definitions:

Illogical

Lacking sense or clear, sound reasoning.

Emotional

Pertaining to feelings or affective states, often influencing behavior, thought processes, and physical states.

Reality Principle

A concept in psychoanalytic theory that represents the ability of the mind to assess the external world and act upon it accordingly, often seen as a counter to the pleasure principle.

Id's Desires

The component of Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory that encompasses the instinctual and primitive impulses driving human behavior.