Florafax International Inc. v. GTE Market Resources, Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “[F]or the recovery of lost profits [a plaintiff must show by] a preponderance of the evidence that such damages were actually suffered.”
• “it is not an appellate court's function to decide where the preponderance of the evidence lies—that job in our system of justice has been reposed in the jury”
• \In order for damages to be recoverable for breach of contract they must be clearly ascertainable . . . and it must be made to appear they are the natural and proximate consequence of the breach and not speculative and contingent.\
• \In order for damages to be recoverable for breach of contract they must be clearly ascertainable . . . and it must be made to appear they are the natural and proximate consequence of the breach and not speculative and contingent.\
• \In order for damages to be recoverable for breach of contract they must be clearly ascertainable . . . and it must be made to appear they are the natural and proximate consequence of the breach and not speculative and contingent.\
• \In order for damages to be recoverable for breach of contract they must be clearly ascertainable . . . and it must be made to appear they are the natural and proximate consequence of the breach and not speculative and contingent.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).