Owner of a fish company had negotiated a deal to sell a full haul to Fish-fry Restaurants on March 29th just before the long Christmas weekend when city is full of tourists looking forward to a good meal of fish and He set the price at $15/pound, and has made certain that the proper paperwork for this sale would be prepared, so that he will be in compliance with the consumer protection legislation regarding the sale of fish. However, earlier in the week when the owner hears of the problems with Robert corp upsetting attracting his customers, he is so enraged and he stops fishing, and he and his crew sail up the coast to go and talk to customers, and to investigate this problem with Robert He doesn't get a full catch of fish in time to sell to Fish-fry Restaurants and sends a note to their CEO of the corp that he won't be providing the fish for March 29th. As a result, and the Fish-Fry Restaurants is worried that it won't be able to fulfill all the orders it has for fish meals over the weekend.

What has owner done legally?

What will be the result of that Fish-Fry Restaurants Corp and what can and should they do legally?