In a suit for restitution, the measure of recovery is:A the amount necessary to buy a substitute performanceB nothing, if the plaintiff is the breaching partyC the value of the benefit conferredD the difference between what the plaintiff would have received if the contract had been properly performed and the value of what the plaintiff actually received

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Madeline Wilkins

12 April, 20:06

In a suit for restitution, the measure of recovery is:A the amount necessary to buy a substitute performanceB nothing, if the plaintiff is the breaching partyC the value of the benefit conferredD the difference between what the plaintiff would have received if the contract had been properly performed and the value of what the plaintiff actually received

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Kamari Schroeder · Answer 1

the answer is: C. The value of the benefit conferred

Suit for restitution is a case that is aimed to obtain compensation from a loss that experienced by the accuser because of The intervention made by the defendant.

The court would decide the measure of recovery by evaluating the monetary value of the benefit conferred by the defendant. After the valuation, the defendant is required to pay the amount within a pre-determined time frame.