Harry agreed to make a new violin for Ted at a particularly attractive price. Before he finished crafting it, however, an opportunity arose to work as a salesman for Joe's Fine Cars. Since it was clear that he could never make a living as a violin maker, he took the job and refused to finish the violin for Ted. Which of the following is the appropriate remedy in these circumstances?
A) Specific performance
B) Damages
C) Injunction
D) No remedy
E) Rescission

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Damages would be the appropriate remedy because Harry breached the contract by not completing the violin for Ted. Specific performance is typically not granted for contracts involving personal services or unique goods, and an injunction or rescission would not be applicable in this scenario.

Harry Agreed to Make a New Violin for Ted at a Particularly