According to the foreseeability test, a breaching party is liable only for those damages that he foresaw or ought to have foreseen.

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The foreseeability test is a fundamental principle of determining damages in tort law. It states that a defendant is liable only for the damages he foresaw or should have foreseen as being the likely result of his actions. Therefore, option A is correct.

According to the Foreseeability Test, a Breaching Party Is Liable