Can Breach of Contract be assessed when no financial loss incurred?

Yes, breach of contract can be assessed even if no financial loss has been incurred. Contract law recognizes the principle of "expectation damages," which aims to uphold the promise made in the contract. Even in the absence of financial loss, a party may still seek remedies such as specific performance or injunctive relief to enforce the terms of the contract or to address any non-compliance. The focus is often on the breach itself and the consequences it has on the contractual relationship rather than solely on financial damages.