Pickens agreed to sell Crocket 100 cases of napkins with the
name of Crocket’s restaurant on the napkins. In the enforceable
contract, it was specified that delivery will take place on April 15,
which is one month after Pickens and Crocket signed the
contract. Crocket wanted the napkins by April 15 because the
grand opening of the restaurant was scheduled for April 17. On
April 11, Pickens tells Crocket that he has too many orders and
will not be able to deliver the napkins. What options does
Crocket have?
I. Treat it as a present breach of contract and cancel the contract.
II. Wait for a reasonable time to see if Pickens will deliver.