On January 1, Brenda, a florist, contracted with Juan, a flower wholesaler, for a shipment of 1000 dozen roses to be delivered to her on February 14 (Valentine's Day) at a price of $8 per dozen. On February 1, Juan contacted Brenda to say that a worldwide shortage of roses had caused the price of roses to increase. Jua n's supplier in Malaysia had cancelled his contract and Juan could no longer supply the roses. Brenda said she would have to look elsewhere, and found an alternate supplier, Saul, to supply the roses at $16 per dozen. Brenda says that Juan owes her $8000.00 (being the difference between the price she had contracted to pay Juan and the price she had to pay Saul for the roses). Juan says that the world wide shortage of roses made it impossible to complete his contract with Brenda and thus he is not liable to her at all. a) 15 marks 28 minutes Advise Brenda as to her legal rights and remedies in this situation and the best course of action for her to take. Explain your reasoning fully with reference to legal principles and cases. studied in class