An often-ignored concept in breach of contract is the availability, if any, of the award of punitive
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An often-ignored concept in breach of contract is the availability, if any, of the award of punitive damages. Often, cases incorporate both breach of contract and tort actions. The tort actions permit the awarding of punitive damages while breach of contract does not. Discuss this and check in the case of Bishop Logging v. John Deere Industries.
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