Cedars-Sinai Hospital contracts with Centerplate, a food supplier. Centerplate wants to raise its rates mid-contract although the contract does not provide for this. Cedars-Sinai Hospital refuses to accept increased rates until the contract period is over. In protest (because its food costs are rising), Centerplate discontinues its service to Cedars-Sinai Hospital. Threatened by a lack of food supply to its patients and a shutdown of the cafeteria for visitors and employees, Cedars-Sinai Hospital seeks out food supplies from Select Cuisine, which has considerably higher prices. Cedars-Sinai Hospital then files a lawsuit against Centerplate for breach of contract. Presuming it wins the lawsuit, what are the types of remedies that the court might order?
a) Specific performance
b) Compensatory damages
c) Punitive damages
d) Liquidated damages
e) Restitution