Jan was an aspiring entrepreneur, who had just graduated from MacEwan University with a diploma in Business. She wanted to start his own business, and spent many days and nights considering various ideas which, she hoped, would make him buckets of money. One day, she hit on what he thought was a brilliant scheme - services to seniors. The population was rapidly aging, and she couldn't see how she would fail to make money with such a business focus. She decided to start "Sunny Daze for Seniors Ltd.", which take seniors on various trips and adventures in and around Edmonton. a In her first summer of operation, she decided to offer canoe and biking trips for more agile seniors. She wanted to start small, since she didn't want financial strain while building the business. So, she didn't order much in equipment. She entered into a contract with Boat Stuff Inc. for canoes 5 ultra lite, fiberglass, tip resistant beauties. As well, she entered into a contract with Wheels R Us, a well known supplier of all things with wheels, for bicycles 5 ultra lite, super stable touring bikes. Delivery on both these items was to be May 1. c. After the debacle with Wes and Vern, Jan decided she'd better take some serious steps towards marketing, if she was going to make any money at her business. So, she signed a contract with one Ken Barbie, who was well connected in the seniors travel industry. He agreed to approach his tour operator contacts, and try to get Jan some business through them. Jan dropped off a package of her promotional brochures, and waited for the phone to ring! Ken did some investigation, entered found a fantastic deal for Jan. Magic Moments Tours Ltd. took a look at the brochures, and loved what Sunny Daze had to offer. Ken quickly entered into an agreement, on behalf of Sunny Daze, to provide bike tours on Edmonton River valley bike paths for bus passengers of Magic Moments Tours Ltd. Magic Moments was run a variety of bus tours across Canada, and their clients, while predominantly over age 40, were not limited to seniors. a When Jan found out about the deal, she was most unhappy. She told Ken, I can't do bike tours! Didn't I tell you that Wes messed me up on my bike deliveries, and now I'm limited to walking and canoeing tours!? And besides, I do tours for seniors, not everyone and his dog! Ken said, Ya, but, your brochure says bike tours, so I found bike tours! Surely you can scrounge up a few bikes?! And who care how old your money paying clients are?! Jan refused to provide the bike tours to Magic Moments. Discuss the potential lawsuits. (10 marks) Jan was an aspiring entrepreneur, who had just graduated from MacEwan University with a diploma in Business. She wanted to start his own business, and spent many days and nights considering various ideas which, she hoped, would make him buckets of money. One day, she hit on what he thought was a brilliant scheme - services to seniors. The population was rapidly aging, and she couldn't see how she would fail to make money with such a business focus. She decided to start "Sunny Daze for Seniors Ltd.", which take seniors on various trips and adventures in and around Edmonton. a In her first summer of operation, she decided to offer canoe and biking trips for more agile seniors. She wanted to start small, since she didn't want financial strain while building the business. So, she didn't order much in equipment. She entered into a contract with Boat Stuff Inc. for canoes 5 ultra lite, fiberglass, tip resistant beauties. As well, she entered into a contract with Wheels R Us, a well known supplier of all things with wheels, for bicycles 5 ultra lite, super stable touring bikes. Delivery on both these items was to be May 1. c. After the debacle with Wes and Vern, Jan decided she'd better take some serious steps towards marketing, if she was going to make any money at her business. So, she signed a contract with one Ken Barbie, who was well connected in the seniors travel industry. He agreed to approach his tour operator contacts, and try to get Jan some business through them. Jan dropped off a package of her promotional brochures, and waited for the phone to ring! Ken did some investigation, entered found a fantastic deal for Jan. Magic Moments Tours Ltd. took a look at the brochures, and loved what Sunny Daze had to offer. Ken quickly entered into an agreement, on behalf of Sunny Daze, to provide bike tours on Edmonton River valley bike paths for bus passengers of Magic Moments Tours Ltd. Magic Moments was run a variety of bus tours across Canada, and their clients, while predominantly over age 40, were not limited to seniors. a When Jan found out about the deal, she was most unhappy. She told Ken, I can't do bike tours! Didn't I tell you that Wes messed me up on my bike deliveries, and now I'm limited to walking and canoeing tours!? And besides, I do tours for seniors, not everyone and his dog! Ken said, Ya, but, your brochure says bike tours, so I found bike tours! Surely you can scrounge up a few bikes?! And who care how old your money paying clients are?! Jan refused to provide the bike tours to Magic Moments. Discuss the potential lawsuits. (10 marks)