IL · jury_instructions
Ill. Pattern Jury Instr. (Civil) 185.12
Magnuson-Moss Act--Incidental and Consequential Damages
You may also award incidental or conseque ntial damages if the Plaintiff proves that [he]
[she] is entitled to recover these damages.
Incidental damages resulting from the Defe ndant's brea ch include any reasonable
expense proximately caused by the breach.
Consequential damages resulting from a Defendant's breach incl ude any loss resulting
from general or p articular requirements and needs of which the Defendant had reason to know at
or before the time the [vehicle][product] left Defendant's control which could not be prevented
by the Plaintiff.
Instruction and Comment approved January 2007.
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