In Sylvan Lake Golf & Tennis Club Ltd

In Sylvan Lake Golf & Tennis Club Ltd. v. Performance Industries Ltd., the defendant attempted to take advantage of a mistake made by the plaintiff. What did the Court hold?

A) The defendant's conduct was sharp business, and the Court dismissed the plaintiff's claim.
B) The defendant's conduct was improper, but there is no remedy available to address such a mistake.
C) The defendant's conduct was equivalent to a fraud or a misrepresentation amounting to fraud, and the Court awarded damages in lieu of rectification.
D) The defendant's conduct was essentially a breach of a fiduciary duty and the Court ruled that the entire contract was void as a result.
E) The defendant's conduct was admirable and the Court ordered the plaintiff to pay costs.