4.01 This chapter aims to identify the differences and similarities between the rules of law examined here with respect to (1) underlying principles, (2) the requirements for damages claims such as breach of contract, loss, causality, and fault, (3) the applicable limitations to damages claims such as remoteness, foreseeability, adequacy, contributory negligence, and mitigation, (4) the measure of damages and the interest protected by law, and (5) the effect of rules of evidence and the standard of proof. The rules of evidence and the burden of proof are of utmost...
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