Roger contracts with Music Company to buy one of its pianos for $2,000. Music Company has
several of these pianos in stock and can buy an unlimited number from the manufacturer.
Roger
refuses to accept this piano, and Music sells it to another customer for $1,900. If Music sues
Roger for breach of contract, the proper measure of Music's damages would be:
A) Lost profits.
B) Contract price less fair market value.
C) Contract price less resale price.
D) Music suffered no damage.
E) Contract price.
A
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