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Need an research paper on solution of problems. Needs to be 2 pages. Please no plagiarism.

Need an research paper on solution of problems. Needs to be 2 pages. Please no plagiarism. Expectation damages: In this case A would have gained $200,000 - $160,000 = 40000 For the first 3 months, A would have earned on average:

3/12 x 60000 = 15000

Consequently.

A would have gained $40000 had the contract not been repudiated. Yes, A would have gained $40000 under the contract, but A would have lost an income of $15000 that it no longer has to lose now. This means that it will take $25000 to bring A from where it now stands to where it would be if the contract hadn’t been repudiated.

Reliance damages

No reliance damage in this case since A did not rely materially on upon.

Expectation damages:

A would have gained $80000 ($200,000 - $120,000)

In this case, A relied materially on the tune of $80,000 (half of labor and materials), and his expected profit was actually $80000.

Further, A would have lost an income of $15000 that it no longer has to lose now.

Hence the court would award = $80,000 + $80000 - $15000 = 145000

Reliance damages:

Amount spent on materially relying – mitigated losses

$80000 - $15000 = $65000

C.

Expectation damages

$40,000 - $20,000 = $20000

D.

Had the contract not been breached, A would have gained a monument worth $10,000

As it stands, now A has to spend an additional $6,000 for another contractor to take on the work. Consequently, it would now take $4000 to bring A from where he stands to where he would have been had B not abandoned the work.

E.

Expectation damage

Considering B had not breached the contract, A would have gained $1,000,000 worth the value of the land. As it stands, A has to pay nothing for drilling the well. But since nothing has happened and no money has been spent by A on making the dream of $1,000,000 alive, the court awards nothing to A.&nbsp.&nbsp.

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