If a buyer or lessee rightfully repudiates a sales or lease contract,the buyer or lessee may recover the difference between the contract price (or original rent)and the market price (or rent)at the time the buyer or lessee learned of the breach,but incidental damages may not be recovered.

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Incidental damages may be recovered by the buyer or lessee in addition to the difference between the contract price and the market price when a sales or lease contract is rightfully repudiated.

If a Buyer or Lessee Rightfully Repudiates a Sales or Lease