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In a contract for sale of goods, in an action for breach of warranty, once the breach of non-delivery of goods is established, to recover damages

A. It is essential for the purchaser to prove that he actually repurchased the goods and suffered loss

B. It is necessary for the purchaser to prove that he actually repurchased the goods and sustained losses

C. It is essential and necessary for the purchaser to prove that he actually repurchased the goods and sustained loss

D. It is neither essential nor necessary for the purchaser to prove that he actually repurchased the goods and sustained loss

Answer: Option D

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