Contract Scenario 2: A contractor agreed in writing to build a house on an owner's land for $300,000. The contractor's expected cost to complete the project was $200,000. Before paying the contractor anything, the Owner changed her mind and repudiated the contract after the contractor spent $50,000 on construction costs for the house. The value to the Owner of the partially completed house is $40,000. A. What amounts can the contractor claim (1) as compensatory (or expectancy) damages, (2) as reliance damages, and (3) as restitution damages? (Assume that the contractor can recover damages under only one of each of the theories set forth in (1), (2) and (3) above, i.e. that each is a non-cumulative remedy).