Which of the Following Was the Result on Appeal in Detroit

question 42

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was the result on appeal in Detroit Radiant Products Company v.BSH Home Appliances Corporation,the case in the text in which the plaintiff,a seller of gas-fired infrared heaters,sought to recover lost profits based on the defendants breach of contract?

• A) The court awarded the plaintiff lost profits based on the fact that lost profits are the default measure of damages under Article 2 of the UCC.
• B) The court awarded the plaintiff the difference between the contract price less the market price plus incidental damages based on the fact that such damages were the default measure of damages under Article 2 of the UCC.
• C) The court awarded the plaintiff lost profits in addition to the difference between the contract price less the market price plus incidental damages based on the fact that all such damages were the default measure of damages under Article 2 of the UCC.
• D) The court awarded the plaintiff the value of the unsellable inventory it had due to the defendant's breach and also lost profits because the default measure (the difference between the contract price less the market price plus incidental damages) did not make the plaintiff whole.
• E) The court awarded the plaintiff lost profits and also the value of the unsellable inventory it had due to the defendant's breach because the default measure (lost profits) did not make the plaintiff whole.

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Proportional Representation

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Winner-Take-All

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Political Parties

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Single-Member Plurality System

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