Conn. Gen. Stat. § 42a-2A-706
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Sec. 42a-2A-706. Incidental damages.
Official statutory text
(1) Inspection, receipt, transportation, care or custody of identified goods which are the subject of the default;
(2) Stopping delivery or shipment;
(3) Effecting cover, return or disposition of the goods;
(4) Reasonable efforts otherwise to minimize or avoid the consequences of default; and
(5) Effectuating other remedies after the default or otherwise dealing with the goods.
(2) Stopping delivery or shipment;
(3) Effecting cover, return or disposition of the goods;
(4) Reasonable efforts otherwise to minimize or avoid the consequences of default; and
(5) Effectuating other remedies after the default or otherwise dealing with the goods.
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