4. D contracted P as a management consultant in Map, with re contract to take effect on 1 July. Three weeks before commencing, D told P that his services were no longer required. Can P now sue D for breach of contract? (BL ll{JIEIIII} This question is based on the facts in Bettini V Eye [13?6] l QED 133. In that case a singer contracted with a promoter for the period from 3|] March to 13 Jul}.r IBTE, requiring the singer to be in London at least six days before opening night. The singer was late due to illness. and the promoter purported to cancel the contract. The court held that the requirement to be present was not a condition precedent because it did not go to the root of the contract. In the case at issue. P has held himself read}; and D has repudiated the contract so P can sue for damages for breach of contract