Which of the following statements is true of 'direct loss' arising from a breach of contract by a defendant?

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Direct loss is loss that flows naturally from the breach according to the ordinary course of events. This means that it is the loss that the parties would have reasonably expected to result from the breach at the time the contract was formed. It does not include special or extraordinary damages, and does not require the parties to have specifically considered the possibility of such loss when forming the contract.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of 'Direct Loss