Acme Contractors entered into a contract to build a hotel for Hamilton Hotels. The construction was to begin on November 1, 2020. Due to abnormal sub-zero temperatures and a blizzard, Acme was unable to begin work until March 1, 2021, and was 4 months late in finishing the project. Hamilton sued Acme for breach of contract by failing to perform on schedule. (a) Will Hamilton be successful? (b) Why or why not? Explain. Kara operates Frosted Bakery. She decides to sell the business so she can spend more time at home. She sells the Bakery and all the recipes to Henry and the agreement includes a clause stating that Kara will not operate a bakery within a 5-mile radius of Frosted for a five-year period. Henry continues operating under the name Frosted Bakery for 6 months. During the 6 months that Kara is home she realizes she’s bored and misses the bakery business. Kara decides to open a new bakery, Sprinkles, across the street from Henry. Henry sues Kara for breach of contract. (a) Will Henry be successful? (b) Why or why not? Explain. SAGE was a successful singing group that contracted to perform at the “Indie Festival” rock concert. SAGE was aware that the promoter would sustain a substantial loss if the group failed to perform. The members of the group were stricken with the flu and had to be hospitalized. All the members were still in the hospital on the day of the concert. The promoter sued SAGE for breach of contract. (a) Will the promoter be successful? (b) Why or why not? Explain. Pests Be Gone has a contract with Paper Enterprises to provide pest control services on a monthly basis. Karen works at Paper Enterprises and she is bit by a spider. Karen sues Pest Be Gone claiming she is a third-party beneficiary to the contract between Pest Be Gone and Paper Enterprises. (a) Is Karen a third-party beneficiary? (b) If so, what type of third-party beneficiary would Karen be? (c) Can Karen recover under the contract? 
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