Is a plaintiff entitled to the highest price of stocks acquired in the interim?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Toronto-Dominion Bank v. Uhren, 1960 CanLII 209 (SK CA):
Michael v. Hart, supra, is clearly a case of breach of contract and in assessing the damages suffered by the plaintiff the value of the stocks at the date of delivery was taken. The court did not decide the question as to whether the plaintiff was entitled to the highest price that the stocks acquired in the interim.
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