Advise Messy as to whether any or all 3 of the contracts can be terminated for Frustration, and if so, what the effect of frustration might be in relation to the deposits paid and the moneys still owing. Question 2 'Damages are not the answer when your neighbour is about to carry out major building work on their land, an injunction is clearly more appropriate Using cases to illustrate, explain when the different types of remedies available for breach of contract - legal and equitable - might be appropriate. Question 3 Keisha wishes to buy a new tent as she is a keen camper and is planning a holiday with her family. She goes to 'Millet Warehouse', a local specialist outdoor retailer to buy a suitable family tent. She speaks to the manager called Camilla who shows Keisha several tents from the on-line catalogue, and Keisha decides to purchase the 'Deluxe Family Tent Pack' for the price of $199. The tent is not in the store, but Camilla assures her that the picture in the on- line brochure is accurate and gives Keisha the following information: The tent is easy to set up and is spacious and comfortable In my opinion the tent is excellent value for money The tent will be in perfect condition Keisha buys the tent and arranges to have it delivered. When she uses it for the first time, Keisha discovers that the tent is in fact extremely difficult to set up and is very cramped and not at all comfortable for a family of 4. Keisha also discovers that it is also widely available for less than f100 and that several of the side panels are ripped. Advise Keisha as to whether she can sue for Misrepresentation