What damages is Turreen likely to recover from John?Question 9 options:a_Damages flowing naturally from the breach of contractb_Lost profits for Turreen's mental upsetc_No damages - there was a breach of an Implied Conditiond_No damages - there was a Waiver

Contracts - John, Turreen and Gleb John the painter is having a bad week. On Monday, he painted the doors of a house orange. The owner of the house, Turreen, yelled at him because the contract said to paid the doors red. At the end of a long tirade Turreen told John "I'm not impressed but I'll let it go this time". On Tuesday, John painted the doors of a new store red. The owner of the store, Gleb, pointed out that the contract said the doors should be orange. At least he was more polite than Turreen. He simply scribbled a note and handed it to John. After work, John read the note which said: "This confirms that you painted the doors the wrong color and I reserve the right to make a claim". On Wednesday, John received notice that both Turreen and Gleb had sued him in Small Claims Court. Question 9 (1 point) Saved Activate Win What damages is Turreen likely to recover from John? Go to PC settings