1. Case Study: (40 points) Georgia is an opera singer whose performance are often sold out worldwide. Georgia entered into a contract with the Munich Opera House to perform on March 15" and 16th, 2021. Munich Opera House paid 100.000 to advertise Georgia's performance in print and online and had advance ticket sales for more than half of the seats at each performance. a) On March 13th, Georgia's representative calls informing that Georgia has been infected with COVID-19 and is under quarantine. As a result, Georgia is unable to perform at Munich Opera House on March 15th and 16h. Do you think that Georgia is liable to Munich Opera House for breach of contract? Discuss your answer. (20 points). b) Instead of the facts (a) assume that Georgia's representative calls Munich Opera House and tells them that she will not perform because she has received a better offer to perform at the Berlin Opera House on the same dates. Would Munich Opera House be able to obtain an order of injunction preventing Georgia from performing at the Berlin Opera House on March 15th and 16th? Discuss your answer. (20 points)