Farmer Gibson ordered an irrigation pump from Sinclair Farm Supply,where he has an open account.When they attempted to deliver,he refused to accept,claiming he could get a better deal elsewhere.Legally,Gibson could be charged for all damages that naturally flow from this breach.Assuming Sinclair made free deliveries and it had more pumps than customers,the damages would include
A)the damages associated with Gibson not being able to properly irrigate his land.
B)only the expected profits on this item.
C)transportation as well as a restocking charge.
D)only two-way transportation to Gibson's farm.
E)expected profits,delivery charge,and a restocking charge.

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The damages would include the expected profits, as Sinclair would miss out on the sale, as well as the delivery charge and a restocking charge since they would have to transport the pump back and potentially lose money on restocking it.

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