Cognitive Equations In Contract Law

Unfortunately, there are many obstacles in society that will occur and effect plans that are currently in place contract wise. Those obstacles can generally be resolved with little to no hesitation, but some can become a bit more challenging. For those that become more challenging, they quickly move from the area of being identified as obstacles to being considered damages. With that being said, punitive damages are “generally not awarded in an action for breach of contract,” according to Roger Miller. As many people prefer to be refunded or reimbursed for the dilemma which occur during the breach of a contract, punitive damages on the other hand are more beneficial for punishing the wrongdoer instead. Roger Miller goes on the say that “punitive …show more content…
There should be consequences and repercussion for all actions rather right or wrong. In this case, doing wrong should not be rewarded, but punished and a lesson learning. Meanwhile, embrace those that do right and encourage them to continue on in a positive manner. Galatians 6:9 New Living Translation (NLT) suggest, “So let’s not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up.” After all punitive damages “have no legitimate place in contract law because they are, penalties and a breach of contract,” said by Roger Miller. Finally, although there are four types of damages, punitive damages is the only one that is typically not rewarded due to breach of contract. Contracts are binding agreements, but if not legalized, they are just a simple agreement between individuals. The most effective thing for companies and individuals to do is focus on what is right with God first and man last. As Christians, we know that doing evil is not rewarded, therefore, punitive damages will not be rewarded either as long as evil motives are involved. The righteous thing to do is be accountable for all behavior