Duty of Injured Party to Mitigate Damages

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1. If a reasonable substitute actually earns income during the loss period, should that fact be considered in computing th… Multiple Choice Easy
2. A reasonable protective measure costs PHP5,000 and prevents PHP80,000 of further loss. The cost is proved causally attr… Multiple Choice Medium
3. A substitute arrangement reduces an otherwise proved PHP100,000 lost-profit amount by PHP30,000, without any additional… Multiple Choice Medium
4. After a breach, the defendant asserts a replacement could have avoided losses, but proves no actual supplier, available… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A claimant can avoid PHP10,000 of additional loss only by spending PHP100,000 on a measure that yields no other benefit… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain why mitigation must be assessed using actual availability and timing of alternatives. Essay Medium
7. A substitute operation earns revenue during a disruption but entails necessary additional costs. Explain how that mitig… Essay Medium
8. Contrast reasonable mitigation expenditure with a demand for unlimited expenditure regardless of the avoidable loss. Essay Medium