Differentiate consequential damages from incidental damages with examples.

• A. Consequential damages are direct losses from the breach; incidental are 'costs of remedy' like storage.
• B. Incidental damages are the losses due to special circumstances; consequential are the costs of handling breach.
• C. Consequential damages are losses arising from special circumstances; incidental damages are costs incurred handling the breach (like inspection, storage).
• D. Both are the same.

Answer: (C)