Alda ran a store selling ski gear that she operated from premises she rented from Hassan near Blue Mountain, Due to an unusually warm winter, few customers were interested in purchasing her products. As a result, on February 1st, Alda was unable to pay the rent on her store. She told Hassan that in the circumstances she would probably have to declare bankruptcy. Hassan felt sony for her and told her that he would not require her to pay rent until business improves. Alda agreed, kept her business open and did not declare bankruptcy. In late spring there was a huge snowstorm, and the cold weather that continued kept the ski hills open and busy until late spring. Consequently, Alda's business was better than it had ever been, and Alda started to pay her rent again. She was now doing so well that Hassan demanded payment of all arrears of rent. Alda refused to pay so Hassan sued Aida for the rent arrears. What legal doctrine could assist Alda in defending the lawsuit for the rent arrears? a. State the legal doctrine that could apply in this situation M the name of the case that dealt with this legal principle? (2 mark) b. Identify and apply each of the specic elements relating to the principle. Be sure to apply the facts to the law