If one party breaches a contract, the party suffering from the breach has no duty to mitigate (reduce) the extent of the damages suffered from the breach.

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The party suffering from the breach has a duty to mitigate damages, meaning they must take reasonable steps to minimize the extent of the harm caused by the breach. Failure to do so may result in a reduction of damages awarded in court.

If One Party Breaches a Contract, the Party Suffering from the Breach