The rule established by the hadley case is when damages are


The rule established by the Hadley case is "when damages are awarded, compensation can only be awarded for injuries that the defendant could reasonably have forseen as a probable result of the usual course of events following a breach." If a Web Merchant loses business due to a computer system's failure that can be attributed to malfunctioning software, can the merchant recover the lost profits from the software maker?

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