Breach of Contract for Non-Delivery of Goods

In a dispute concerning a contract for the sale of goods where the seller failed to deliver the specified items, the buyer sought damages for breach of contract. The lower court had ruled against the buyer, finding insufficient evidence that the non-delivery caused a quantifiable loss. The high court overturned this decision, reasoning that in cases of contractual non-performance, the breach itself, without requiring proof of a specific resulting pecuniary damage, entitles the injured party to compensation for the harm suffered, based on the general principle of contractual liability for failure to execute obligations.