2. You own a toy manufacturing business. Your have entered into a contract with Fun Toys who own a chain of toy stores. The contract stipulates that you will supply 10,000 Pride Dolls for the sum of $5 per doll. Your manufacturing material costs have gone up significantly making it unlikely that you will make any money on this contract. You telephone Max, the owner of Fun Toys, and tell him about your challenges. Max says: "I understand, no problem I will pay you $6 per doll" and you are happy with that price. Once you have shipped all 10,000 dolls you invoice Max for $6,000.00 but Max sends you $5,000 and says that he will pay no more than that. You sue Max for the $1,000 difference. 1. What is the legal issue/question? (2 marks) 2. What is the rule of law/legal test?(1 mark) 3. Create an argument for the Plaintiff applying the rule of law/test to the facts (1 mark) 4. Create an argument for the Defendant applying the rule of law to the facts/test (1 mark)