Question 4 (3 points) Mega Cranes Ltd. ("Mega") rents out cranes to the construction industry. Mega is one of several companies in the crane rental business. On Monday, Action Development Ltd. ("Action") rented a crane with a "man-basket" from Mega for Saturday at a price of $5000 for the day. Cranes with a "man-basket" allow for a worker to safely work from heights, and easily move and adjust. On Wednesday, Mega realized that it made an error and did not have enough cranes with a "man-basket" to meet all its rental obligations. Mega immediately called Action, and told Action that a crane would not be provided. Action told Mega, for the first time, that the crane was necessary for "special effects" work for a music concert by the hottest boy band "No Direction". The concert is being recorded, and the special effects are imperative to create an entertainment spectacle. If the crane is not provided the concert and recording will have to be re-scheduled at a cost of at least $200,000. If Action sues Mega for expectation damages, what arguments could Mega raise to defend or limit a claim for expectation damages. Identify and explain 2 different legal arguments