Consequential damages are awarded
A) only when compensatory damages are not awarded.
B) whenever a contract is released.
C) whenever a contract is waived.
D) only if the consequence was foreseeable.
E) only when the cost of getting a substitute performance was higher.

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Consequential damages are awarded only if the consequence was unforeseeable. Consequential damages are court-awarded damages arising from unusual losses which the contracting parties knew would result from breach of a contract.

Consequential Damages Are Awarded