Unliquidated damages refer to damages that are claimed for an unforeseen loss. They apply to any breach of contract that does not contain a liquidated damages clause. Such damages are the most common form of relief awarded for breach of contract.

What is the example of unliquidated damages?

Damages that are claimed for losses unforeseeable are called Unliquidated Damages. These damages are commonly awarded for cases involving a breach of contract. These damages apply to any breach of contract that does not contain a liquidated damages clause.

What are unliquidated damages UK?

Unliquidated damages are damages that are payable for a breach of contract, the exact amount of which has not been pre-agreed. ... The advantage of unliquidated damages is that it allows for the recovery of losses that may have been impossible to foresee or to estimate with any certainty before the breach.