Where One Party Breaches a Contract, the Other Party Is

Multiple Choice

Where one party breaches a contract, the other party is under an obligation to 'mitigate' their loss.This means the other party:

A) is obliged to take all reasonable steps to minimise their loss.
B) has no duty to take any positive action to avoid future harm arising from the breach.
C) must provide the party in breach with all necessary records and information relevant to quantification of their loss and damage.
D) must do whatever is necessary to minimise loss arising from the breach.