Ms. Cassidy had a contract to work as part of an authoring team to produce a social studies text to be used in the public schools. Her contribution, among other things, was to provide a chapter on criminal law. Unfortunately, the Ministry changed the curriculum requirements and her contribution could no longer be used. She was dropped from the writing team with no compensation for the work she had done. She sued. Explain the Arguments raised by both sides and the likely outcome. Note that this is a province where the Frustrated Contracts Act requires compensation to be paid for work done benefiting one of the parties.