Consequential damages are ________ damages that arise from circumstances outside a contract.
A) hypothetical
B) foreseeable
C) liquidated
D) punitive
E) nominal

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Consequential damages are damages that were foreseeable at the time the contract was formed but are not a direct result of a breach, rather they arise from circumstances outside of the contract. For example, lost profits due to a delayed delivery of goods. Consequential damages are often excluded in contracts or limited in amount.

Consequential Damages Are ________ Damages That Arise from Circumstances Outside