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Uploaded by on Jun 24, 2007

Simulated Multistate Bar Exam Question, reviewed in detail by renowned expert Gerald Bamberger:

See www.profbamberger.com (question "Contracts2")

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  • Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes

    If a breach of contract were regarded in the same light as a tort, it would seem that if, in the course of performance of the contract the promisor should be notified of any particular consequence which would result from its not being performed, he should be held liable for that consequence in the event of non-performance. Such a suggestion has been made. But it has not been accepted as the law.

  • Hadley v. Baxendale

    Consequential damages must have been foreseeable at time of contracting.

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