14.4.3.2 Damages proportionately reduced due to partial contribution
　14.5 Duty to Mitigate
　　14.5.1 In General
　　14.5.2 Reasonable Measures Taken
　　14.5.3 Effects of Failure to Mitigate
　　Chapter 15 Damages upon Termination
　15.1 General Considerations
　15.2 Damages upon Substitute Transactions
　　15.2.1 Introduction
　　15.2.2 Presupposed Situations Calling for Concrete Calculation
　　15.2.3 Substitute Transaction must be Reasonable Substitute
　15.3 Damages upon Current Price
　　15.3.1 Introduction
　　15.3.2 Presupposed Situations Calling for Abstract Calculation
　　15.3.3 Determination of "Current Price"
　　15.3.3.1 In general
　　15.3.3.2 Reference point
　　15.3.3.3 Relevant place
　15.4 Further Damages
　　Chapter 16 Agreed Payment for Non-performance
　　Chapter 17 Recovery of Attorneys'' Fees
　17.1 General Considerations
　　17.1.1 Introduction
　　17.1.2 Recoverability under "Loser-pays" Principle
　　17.1.3 Excluded by "American Rule"
　17.2 CISG Decisions Concerning Attorneys'' Fees
　17.3 Problematic Recovery under Art. 74 CISG
　　Chapter 18 Payment of Interest
　18.1 Introduction
　18.2 General Entitlement to Interest
　18.3 Additional Damages
　18.4 Interest on Damages
　18.5 Accrual of Interest
　18.6 Rate of Interest
　　PART V. EXCUSES
　　Chapter 19 Change of Circumstances
　19.1 Introduction
　19.2 Underlying Doctrine: rebus sic stantibus
　19.3 Different Approaches to Changed Circumstances
　　19.3.1 Historical Review
　　19.3.2 National Doctrines
　　19.3.3 International Perspective
　　19.3.3.1 Public international law
　　19.3.3.2 International commercial practice
　　19.3.4 Conclusion
　19.4 Definitions of Force Majeure and Hardship

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