Radlo of Georgia, Inc. v. Little

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• loss of prospective profits from future sale of ungrown crops or unhorn livestock too speculative and remote to be recoverable
• loss of prospective profits from future sale of ungrown crops or unborn livestock too speculative and remote to be recoverable
• “[R]ecovery for lost profits is not generally allowed for injury to a new business with no history of profits.”
• no basis for judging future performance where plaintiff was not able to show profit during the seven (7) months in which he was in operation
• “The general rule is that evidence of expected profits from a new business is too speculative, uncertain, and remote to be considered, and does not meet the legal standard of reasonable certainty.”

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