s you learned this week, when one party breaches a contract, the other party is discharged. The discharged party has no obligation to perform and may sue for damages. Consider this: Toll House, an independent building contractor into a contract with Nestle to build an addition to her house, namely a family room for $50,000. Soon after the contract was signed, a better opportunity came along to work with Hershey Construction, a large contracting firm to build several homes in a new track. Work for Toll House would be steady over several months and his income would be 30 times what he would receive doing the job for Nestle. Discuss how you would handle this situation (breach of contract) if you were Nestle. Provide at least two detailed solutions. Be sure to cite to information found in our course material to support your analysis.