Avco Restaurants contracts to purchase $10,000 worth of specially manufactured tablecloths and napkins with its distinctive logo on them.After the seller completes them,Avco wrongfully refuses to accept or pay for these goods.These goods cannot be sold in the open market.If the seller sues Avco,what is the proper measure of damages?

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The proper measure of damages in a case where the buyer wrongfully refuses to accept or pay for specially manufactured goods is the contract price. This is because these goods cannot be sold in the open market and therefore, the seller has no other way of recovering their losses. The contract price is the amount that the parties agreed upon and is the amount that the buyer should have paid.

Avco Restaurants Contracts to Purchase $10,000 Worth of Specially Manufactured