Rancho Pescado, Inc. v. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance

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• holding it is the duty of the appealing party to ensure that the appellate court receives a complete record
• noting lack of conclusive evidence of lost-profit claimant’s ability to successfully market the product he was prevented from marketing, unlike the putative tenant’s evidence here
• noting plaintiff must first establish “a reasonably certain factual basis for computation of lost profits”
• rejecting a claim for lost future profits when projected production levels for the business in question were “inordinately high”
• notwithstanding mention of the contractual cure provision, letter unequivocally terminating agreement was anticipatory repudiation
• stating plaintiff \had the burden of proving with reasonable certainty the fact that it could raise catfish in the canal and . . . thereafter market them at a profit as well as proving with reasonable certainty how much profit it would have realized\

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