In Robinson v Harman, B Parke of the Exchequer Court established that under the rule of common law as per Hopkins v. Grazebrook, the plaintiff is entitled to recover damages, to what means money can, as if the contract had been performed.
According to Robinson v Harman, B Parke from the Exchequer Court ruled that under the common law principle established in Hopkins v. Grazebrook, the plaintiff is entitled to damages, which could be monetary, as though the contract had been carried out.