Under the UCC, a Buyer's Damages Are to Put the Buyer

Under the UCC, a buyer's damages are to put the buyer in as good a position as if the seller had performed the contract. The buyer is allowed to seek incidental damages for recovery of those costs resulting from the breach. Incidental damages include:

A) foreseeable, although not necessarily foreseen, damages that result from the seller's breach
B) injuries to people or property that are (proximately) caused by the seller's breach of any warranty
C) reasonable costs of inspecting, transporting, and caring for goods while in her possession
D) all of the other choices
E) none of the other choices