QUESTION 8

The following are examples of what could generally be seen as what was contemplated or could reasonably be foreseeable by parties to a contract except:

1. Loss of interest where the defendant fails to testify to timeously pay the money.

2. The loss of a chance to win a competition of architects where defendant failed to transport architects plans in time.

3. The loss of the lease value of the premises that the defendant occupies illegally.

4. The loss of architect's time and work spent in preparation of plans where defendant failed to transport then in time.

5. The cost to demolish a building where the defendant failed to supply quality bricks as per contract.