Eastland v. Gregory

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• actual damages awarded to seller where seller elected to sue for actual damages instead of accepting earnest money as liquidated damages, and advanced proof seller suffered $12,500 in actual damages and attorney's fees
• a party who breaches a contract is only liable for the damages caused by the breach, and the non-defaulting party is only entitled to be put in the same position he would have been had there been no breach

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