The original contract is a valid contract. Yes, based on what you said the other party did breach the contract. The theory of contractual damage recovery is that it would put you back to the position as if the contract would have carried out. So, strictly speaking, the defendant should pay for the entire five years. The court, however, will also consider situations like economic duress and things as such. Unless there is a clear clause for the breach. I doubt you can recover that much. Punitive damage is usually not available.
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