If Alex cannot prove a particular element of his loss with reasonable certainty, he cannot recover any of the loss arising from breach of contract.

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Gurkirat Randhawa · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Alex can still recover damages for the loss arising from a breach of contract even if he cannot prove every element of his loss with reasonable certainty, as long as he can prove the breach and some level of damages. Courts often allow recovery of damages that are proven with a reasonable degree of certainty and may estimate damages when precise calculation is not possible.

If Alex cannot prove a particular element of his loss with reasonable certainty, he cannot recover any of the loss arising from breach of contract.

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