Doctrine of avoidable consequences limits recoverable contract damages to losses reasonably unavoidable by the non defaulting party. The doctrine of avoidable consequences limits recoverable contract damages to losses the non defaulting party could not reasonably have avoided; failure ... Summary
Doctrine of avoidable consequences limits recoverable contract damages to losses reasonably unavoidable by the non defaulting party.
The doctrine of avoidable consequences limits recoverable contract damages to losses the non defaulting party could not reasonably have avoided; failure to mitigate does not create liability but reduces the damages awarded, making the doctrine a rule of damage measurement rather than an independent duty to minimize.
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