Bernard A. Kaplan James J. Shipley Norma Kaplan Edward Englander v. Rca Corporation, a Delaware Corporation

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• holding that consequential damages were properly precluded where, among other reasons, plaintiff had the product engineered for his particular purposes
• noting that where “losses suffered ... were commercial” the bar to consequential damages will be enforced
• “[Defendant] certainly did not have to subject itself to multi-million dollar liability for consequential losses by supplying a radio antenna for $12,000. It could, as it did, properly allocate that risk to Metrolina.”

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