In Commonwealth of Australia v Amman Aviation Pty Ltd (1991) 104 ALR 1, the court ordered the Commonwealth to:

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The court ordered the Commonwealth to pay damages for expectation and reliance losses. This means that the Commonwealth was ordered to compensate Amman for any losses suffered as a result of the Commonwealth's failure to perform its contractual obligations. Exemplary damages (A) are a form of punishment, and mitigation (B) is the responsibility of the party suffering the loss. Performing the contract (D) would have been the ideal outcome, but it is not mentioned in the question whether it was possible or not.

In Commonwealth of Australia V Amman Aviation Pty Ltd (1991)