Under The Uniform Commercial Code Case Study

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Yes. Under the Uniform Commercial Code, when a non-breaching seller cannot reasonably resell the breached goods on the open market, he is entitled to damages in the amount of the full profit that he would have made from full performance by the buyer. Ordinarily, the seller would be entitled to the difference between the market price for the breached goods and the unpaid contract price, together with incidental damages and less the expenses saved because of the breach. However, if this measure of damages is inadequate to put the seller in as good a position as performance would have, the measure of damages is the profit that the seller would have made from full performance, plus incidental damages. If the seller cannot sell the breached goods

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