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· 5/13/1971

Opinion No. 71-142 (1971) Ag

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  • concluding that assessing attorney fees against plaintiffs who do not prevail would undercut legislature’s effort to promote vigorous enforcement of MMPA
  • “The law of contracts is intended to give an injured party the benefit of the bargain, not the benefit of the bargain and a windfall.” (citation omitted)
  • “In Missouri, before triggering a liquidated damages provision, our courts have consistently held that the party requesting enforcement of the liquidated damages provision must show at least some actual harm or damage caused by the breach.” (internal marks omitted)

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