Which of the following is false with regard to remedies for breach of contract?
A) If the court holds that the liquidated damages clause in the contract is an honest attempt to estimate damages, the amount stated will be forfeited to the victim of the breach, even if he suffered no loss in fact.
B) A person who disobeys a court order, e.g., an order for specific performance, can be cited for contempt of court.
C) Damages are awarded by the court to a person who has suffered loss because of a breach of a condition of the contract, but are not awarded for a breach of a warranty.
D) As a general rule, a person who breaches a contract is liable for all of the foreseeable loss that directly and naturally flows from the breach.
E) The victim of a breach cannot recover damages that he could have avoided if he had tried to mitigate his loss.

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Damages can be awarded for both breaches of conditions and warranties. The distinction between the two is important in determining the type and amount of damages that can be awarded, but damages may be awarded for either type of breach.

Which of the Following Is False with Regard to Remedies