John is a chocolatier and has a big order of Easter Eggs coming up in April. He also creates chocolates to sell all year round in his shop, but…

3 is the correct answer. This question is testing your understanding of 'consequential loss' which is

explained on p.109. Consequential loss is where you can claim damages for incidental loss (loss that

isn't a direct cause of the breach of the contract, such as future earnings). In this scenario the breach

is the late delivery and the incidental damage is John not being able to sell any chocolate in his shop

or make his Easter Eggs. There are questions like this in the real exam- remember to think what the

textbook would say and don't overthink this. The scenario doesn't always give you a lot of

information (for example this doesn't say if there is a contract in place) so think- which of these four

options is the most logical and what is this question trying to test me on.