Karishma is selling a Nintendo Switch (NS) video game console. They are new (just released on November 10, 2020) and in high demand. Karishma advertises the NS on Kijiji for $1000. She gets an email on the same day from Ronin, and they decide to meet at Ossington subway station to complete the transaction. When Karishma and Ronin meet at the subway station, Karishma has the feeling that Ronin is not fully committed to buying the NS. Karishma finally says to Ronin: "Do you want to buy it for $1000? If so, I'Il give you until tomorrow (Tuesday, December 15, 2020) at 5pm to decide." Ronin doesn't say anything except: "I'll have money tomorrow." Ronin then turns and walks away. Karishma is confused by Ronin's odd behaviour and answer and decides to go back home. Karishma hears nothing from Ronin by 5pm on December 15, 2020, so she responds to another prospective buyer and sells it for $1500. The next day, Wednesday December 16, 2020, a Canada Post courier arrives with a letter from Ronin, "I accept your offer, here is a money order for $1000." The letter is postmarked Tuesday, Dec 15, 2020, 4:30pm. Karishma calls Ronin and says she already sold the NS. Ronin is very angry as NSs are now listed for $2000. Ronin sues Karishma in Small Claims Court for breach of contract. Will Karishma or Ronin be successful in this Small Claims Court action? Analyze, using legal concepts and example from this fact scenario to support your answer. If Ronin is successful, what type of damages or equitable relief would he likely be entitled to? If damages, how much? Explain