The doctrine that places a duty on a nonbreaching party to take reasonable steps to reduce damages is called:

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The doctrine is called "mitigation of damages," which requires a nonbreaching party to take reasonable steps to minimize the losses resulting from a breach of contract. The purpose of mitigation is to prevent the nonbreaching party from recovering damages that could have been avoided with reasonable effort or expenditure. The other choices are not relevant to this concept.

The Doctrine That Places a Duty on a Nonbreaching Party