If the seller breaches the contract but no real damages occur, a court is likely to award punitive damages to the buyer.

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Punitive damages are generally not awarded for breach of contract cases unless the breach involves some form of malicious conduct, fraud, or other behavior that warrants punishment beyond compensatory damages.

If the Seller Breaches the Contract but No Real Damages