Overby, Inc. sells some woodworking equipment to American Furniture, warranting its suitability for American Furniture 's purpose. The equipment, which is not suitable for American Furniture 's purpose, causes $8,000 in damage to American Furniture 's property and $12,000 in personal injuries. American Furniture can recover only $8,000 in consequential damages.

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American Furniture can recover both the $8,000 in damages to its property and the $12,000 in personal injuries as consequential damages, assuming these damages were foreseeable and a direct result of the equipment's unsuitability for the intended purpose.