10. Bill enters into a contract to sell his valuable art collection to a gallery. He has second thoughts about it, so he transfers the artworks to a company owned by himself and his wife and offers to pay the gallery money damages for breach of the sale contract. a. How could you argue that the gallery could sue the company for the artworks, rather than settle for monetary damages from Bill? b. What argument would Bill and the company be likely to put? c. What would be the likely result? (1. What case authority would be relied on