United States v. Grzegorczyk

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the “guiding principle” is whether “in the individual circumstances” the mitigating party exercised reasonable judgment
• holding that the “guiding principle” is whether “in the individual circumstances” the mitigating party exercised reasonable judgment
• holding that an offset to lost profits based upon the excess value of physical plant is determined by measuring the fair market value of the plant at the time of breach
• stating that the test is “whether, in the individual circumstances, the [plaintiff] exercised ‘reasonable commercial judgment’ . . . in the effort to mitigate damages”
• stating that the test is “whether, in the individual circumstances, the [plaintiff] exercised ‘reasonable commercial judgment’ . . . in the effort to mitigate damages”
• stating that the test is “whether, in the individual circumstances, the [plaintiff] exercised ‘reasonable commercial judgment’ . . . in the effort to mitigate damages”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).