The Court of Appeal was asked to review the law governing the damages which can be recovered for breach of contract and when damages will be regarded as being 'too remote' to be recoverable. As a general rule, once damages of a particular kind are held to be 'reasonably foreseeable' in the sense of being 'not unlikely to result from a breach', then they can be claimed irrespective of the extent of the damage suffered
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