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In the context of reselling of goods by a seller after a buyer's breach of contract, which of the following would be considered incidental damages?Multiple select question.Manufacturers' taxSeller's profitStorage chargesSales commissions

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In the context of reselling of goods by a seller after a buyer's breach of contract, which of the following would be considered incidental damages?Multiple select question.Manufacturers' taxSeller's profitStorage chargesSales commissions

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Incidental damages that could be considered in the context of reselling of goods by a seller after a buyer's breach of contract would be:

  • Storage charges: These are costs that the seller might incur to store the goods after the buyer's breach of contract and before they are able to resell them.

  • Sales commissions: If the seller has to pay a commission to a third party to help them resell the goods, this could also be considered an incidental damage.

Manufacturers' tax and Seller's profit are not considered incidental damages. Manufacturers' tax is a cost that is typically factored into the original price of the goods, not a cost incurred due to the breach of contract. Seller's profit is not a damage, but rather the income the seller would have made if the contract had not been breached.

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