Losses directly referable to a breach or tortious act; losses that can readily be proven to have been sustained, and for which the injured party should be compensated as a matter of right.
Incidental damages refer to losses that are reasonably related to the wrongful conduct that gives rise to a claim for actual damages. These damages are intended to cover additional costs incurred by a party due to another party’s breach or misconduct.
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