§ 2713 Seller Breach Damages Calculation

• •If a seller doesn't deliver what you bought, you can get money back based on the difference between the price you agreed on and the current market price.
• •You can also get extra money for any other problems caused by the seller not delivering, like extra costs you had to pay.
• •The market price is checked where the item was supposed to be delivered or where it ended up if you rejected it.

You order a new bike for $200, but the seller never delivers it. When you find out, the same bike now costs $250 elsewhere.

You can ask for $50 (the difference between $250 and $200) plus any extra money you spent because of the seller's mistake, like paying for a rental bike.