Seller sold his personal motorcycle to Buyer for $5,000. Prior to delivery or payment, Buyer breached the contract and refused to take the cycle. After the breach, Seller properly held a public sale and sold the cycle for $4,500. Seller had to pay a $500 commission to the auctioneer who conducted the sale. Under these facts, Seller can recover how much from Buyer in damages? $0 $500 $1000 $5000 Harry Homeowner hires Patti Painter to paint his house for $450. Patti fails to show up on the day that she is scheduled to start work. Harry then hires Denise Dependable to paint the house for $400. Denise completes the job in a very competent manner. Harry sues Patti for breach of contract. Harry is entitled to recover: nominal damages compensatory & punitive damages consequential damages & pain and suffering damages compensatory & consequential damages A court is more likely to grant specific performance of a contract involving: the delivery of cases of standard 2 inch nails. the sale of a new refrigerator for a price of $500. the employment of a sales clerk. o the sale of a farm