From Subject outline: 11.16 (Ending a Contract) 11.16: A bookshop contracted a textbook publisher to purchase 5000 copies of a commercial law text to be delivered "by the end of February", in time for the start of the academic year. The publisher finally attempted to deliver the books at 8.30pm on Saturday the 29 of February. Because of the lateness of the hour, the manager of the bookstore refused to accept the books. The contract does not specify appropriate times for delivery. Can the publisher claim damages (including the cost of shipping the books to the bookstore) for the bookshop's failure to perform the contract