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In Hadley v.Baxendale,the Hadleys did not communicate adequately to Baxendale that the crankshaft they were sending to him for repair was the only one they had.The court held,with respect to the profit lost while the mill was closed,that the Hadleys were


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Tied Good

A product or service that is sold or used together with another product or service, often where one cannot effectively be used without the other.

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