Classique Cars Ltd rents out limousines for $1000 per day, almost invariably to people arranging wedding parties. It is one of several companies to do so. On one occasion, Classique found that it was overbooked and did not have enough limousines to meet its rental obligations. It therefore called Adam, with whom it had entered a rental contract a week earlier and informed him that he would not be provided with a vehicle. Adam responded by informing Classique for the first time that he did not want a limousine for a wedding party. He needed the car to film a scene in a movie that he was directing. Adam also told Classique that if he did not receive a limousine, the filming schedule for his movie would be set back one day at a cost of $50 000. If Adam sues Classique, identify two reasons why he may not be entitled to recover $50 000 in expectation damages.

Is Adam entitled to $50,000 in expectation damages?

Explain your answers (Under Canadian Law).