foreseeability rule

foreseeability rule
- zasada przewidywalności
- zasada, zgodnie z którą uzyskanie odszkodowania możliwe jest jedynie wówczas, gdy można dowieść, iż strona naruszająca umowę mogła w momencie podpisywania tej umowy racjo- nalnie przewidzieć możliwość wystąpienia szkody.

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