A seller can claim lost profits in case of damages not putting them in a position as the performance of the contract would have.

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This is because lost profits are a form of consequential damages that a seller can claim if they can prove that the buyer's breach caused them to lose the profits they would have made if the contract had been performed. This is based on the principle that the purpose of damages is to put the injured party in the position they would have been in if the contract had been performed, and lost profits are seen as a direct result of the breach.

A Seller Can Claim Lost Profits in Case of Damages