Which of the following would immediately allow a court to justify NOT awarding a plaintiff damages for pure economic loss?

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Pure economic loss refers to financial losses that do not arise from a physical injury or damage to property. In general, courts are reluctant to award damages for pure economic loss unless there is a contractual relationship between the parties involved. Therefore, an absence of contractual relationship would immediately allow a court to justify not awarding a plaintiff damages for pure economic loss.

Which of the Following Would Immediately Allow a Court to Justify