Beth rents a ballroom for her annual holiday bash. She also engages caterers to prepare for $500$ persons. The ballroom is damaged by fire the night before the party and Beth has to use a room which can only accommodate $250$ persons, as all the other rooms are booked. Many of the guests have to be turned away. She refuses to pay for more than $250$ meals, arguing that her contract with the caterer is frustrated.

Q: Who can Beth sue?

a$.$ No one. She does not have a claim.

b$.$ The caterers.

c$.$ The rental hall owners.

d$.$ The rental hall owners and the caterers.