If a buyer repudiates a contract, the seller cannot recover damages.
General Equity Corporation enters into a contract with Honi, who agrees to create
artwork for General’s main office building. Honi delays and eventually refuses to
perform. Meanwhile, General contracts to sell the building to Ideal Investments, Inc.,
but before the transaction is complete, Jewel Funds Company offers to pay a higher
price. General refuses to transfer the building to Ideal. In separate suits by General
against Honi and by Ideal against General, each plaintiff seeks specific performance.
How might the court rule in each case, and why?