Damages that are awarded to put the plaintiff in the same position he or she would have been in if the marriage had taken place are called

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Expectation damages are typically awarded in contract law, but can also be awarded in cases where a marriage contract was breached. In this case, the damages would aim to put the plaintiff in the position they would have been in if the marriage had taken place as agreed upon. Reliance damages are awarded when a party has relied on the promises of the other party, but the contract is deemed unenforceable. Road damages and consortium damages are unrelated to a breach of a marriage contract.

Damages That Are Awarded to Put the Plaintiff in the Same