Bruno operates a small suburban printing business from his home.He contacts your courier company as his Flexoprint high-volume multi-function printer has malfunctioned and needs to be transported back to its manufacturer for repair.Your contract with Bruno requires you to pick up the printer from his home office on Wednesday, and then deliver it back to him (after it has been repaired) on Friday.Because you are busy with other jobs, you don't pick up the printer until Friday, and because of the weekend, it isn't returned to Bruno until Tuesday of the following week.

Although you didn't know this when entering into your contract with Bruno, it turns out that the Flexoprint machine is Bruno's only printer.Because of the delay in its repair, Bruno loses $2,000 in profits from his regular business.He also misses out on a particularly lucrative (but unusual) contract printing high-end restaurant menus for a global hotel chain.That contract would have generated $10,000 in profit.

Can Bruno claim damages from you for his two sets of lost profits, according to the law of contract?Explain why or why not.Refer to relevant legal cases to support your analysis, and ensure that you fully explain the legal position you have taken.