Multiple choice

Damage actually caused by a breach of contract, where special circumstances have been brought to the knowledge of the promise, is recoverable provided that when the contract was made, such damages:

  1. are excessive

  2. are reasonable

  3. arise due to the fault of promisee

  4. were reasonably foreseeable
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Damage actually caused by a breach of contract, where special circumstances have been brought to the knowledge of the promise, is recoverable provided that when the contract was made, such damages were reasonably foreseeable.

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