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When does a loss become a consequential loss?

Brewer, G.

When does a loss become a consequential loss? - 1998 - Contract Journal 392(6159) 21 January 1998, 24(1) .

Considers the meaning of consequential loss arising in a case of breach of contract. With reference to "British Sugar plc v NEI Power Plant Projects" discusses the implications of excluding liability for consequential loss of the ability to recover damages.

Subjects--Topical Terms:
BREACH OF CONTRACT
BRITISH SUGAR PLC V NEI POWER PLANT PROJECTS LTD
CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS
CONTRACT CLAIMS
DAMAGES
LIABILITY

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