Article 34 of the Contracts Law establishes that damages payable by the Debtor to the Creditor include all kinds of expenses incurred by a party due to non-execution or undue execution of contractual obligations, loss, deterioration or damages caused to the property, as well as loss of profits which would have been received if a breach of contract by the other party did not take place.
Having said that, neither the Civil Code nor the Contracts Law restricts the parties to a commercial agreement to limit the scope of liability with respect to payment of damages.
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