Douglass v. LICCIARDI CONST. CO., INC.

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• adopting provisions of the Restatement as the general measure of damages in breach of contract cases
• stating “Pennsylvania courts, consistently therewith, have generally allowed damages for incomplete or defective performance of a building contract to be measured by the cost of completing the work or correcting the defects by another contractor”
• \A party is always entitled to explore the credibility of a witness and to expose any bias or interest which might affect the witness's [sic] testimony.\ (Emphasis added)
• “A party is always entitled to explore the credibility of a witness and to expose any bias or interest which might affect the witness’s [sic] testimony.” (Emphasis added)

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