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The reasonably foreseeable direct result of a fellow’s breach of his contract. Do be contrasted with indirect, or consequential, losses.

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-{{a|nergotiation|}}The [[reasonably foreseeable]] direct result of a fellow’s breach of his contractual obligations. Do be contrasted with [[Indirect loss|indirect]], or [[Consequential loss|consequential, loss]]es.
+{{a|negotiation|}}The [[reasonably foreseeable]] direct result of a fellow’s breach of his {{tag|contract}}. Do be contrasted with [[Indirect loss|indirect]], or [[Consequential loss|consequential]], losses.
+{{sa}}
+*[[contractual damages]]
+*[[consequential loss]]