In Sylvan Lake Golf & Tennis Club Ltd$.$ v$.$ Performance Industries Ltd$.,$ the defendant attempted to take advantage of a mistake made by the plaintiff. What did the Court hold?

Select one:

A$.$ The defendant's conduct was essentially a breach of a fiduciary duty and the Court ruled that the entire contract was void as a result.

B$.$ The defendant's conduct was equivalent to a fraud or a misrepresentation amounting to fraud, and the Court awarded damages in lieu of rectification.

C$.$ The defendant's conduct was improper, but there is no remedy available to address such a mistake.

D$.$ The defendant's conduct was sharp business, and the Court dismissed the plaintiff's claim.

E$.$ The defendant's conduct was admirable and the Court ordered the plaintiff to pay costs.