After a breach of contract by a buyer, expenses associated with stopping delivery, transporting and taking care of the goods after the breach, returning or reselling the goods are all examples of:

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These are all examples of incidental damages, which are directly related to the breach of contract and would not have been incurred if the breach had not occurred. Incidental damages can include expenses such as transportation, storage, and handling of the goods, as well as costs associated with finding alternative sources of supply or reselling the goods.

After a Breach of Contract by a Buyer, Expenses Associated