Answer:
A) Mitigation of damages
Explanation:
In contract law, the term mitigation of damages reefers to a situation whereby an individual would take actions that are necesary for him to avoid or reduce losses. So when there is a contract dispute between two parties, a one of the parties intends to claim damages, it is expected that he has taken steps to "mitigate' the damages or losses using any reasonable opportunity. In the scenario in the question, Isaac holds perishable goods for a smooties company, since their appears to be dispute about effective storage, Isaac is expected to sell those fruits in order to mitigate/reduce damages/losses.