The rule preventing recovery for reasonably avoidable damages is often called the duty to mitigate. True or false

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Jamal Walter

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15 April, 07:21

The rule preventing recovery for reasonably avoidable damages is often called the duty to mitigate. True or false

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Jayden Daniels · Answer 1

True

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In contract law and civil law, the duty to mitigate damages refers to the duty that the individual responsible for the wrongdoing must carry out to limit the harm or injury caused by him/her. The duty to mitigate applies both for contract breaches and victims or torts.