The Yates textbook refers to the case of Island Properties Ltd. v. Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. Which of the following best reflects Yates' conclusion about the case?

A. Damages are appropriately reduced in cases where a loss has not been suffered by the plaintiff.

B. An equitable remedy cannot be given where it will cause harm to an innocent party.

C. A condition precedent is a condition that must be met before a contract comes into operation.

D. "If a contract has not been perfectly performed, then it is void."

E. The breach was considered to be inconsequential at law.