1. Silvia agrees to sell her 2012 Ford Taurus to Earl for $7,500 in a signed writing. At the time that the par-ties enter into the contract, the market value of the car is $8,500. When Earl presents a check to Silvia for the agreed-upon price, she informs him that she has changed her mind and will be selling the car to Tina for $8,500. Earl is furious at Silvia's breach and sues her for breach of contract. In his suit, he asks for injunctive relief preventing Silvia from transfer-ring the car to Tina while the suit is pending, as well as specific performance of the contract and, in the alternative, compensatory damages of $1,000. You are the judge. Decide the case and rule on what dam-ages are awardable.