Bradley, a Criminal Convicted of Several Offences of Dishonesty, Enters

Multiple Choice

Bradley, a criminal convicted of several offences of dishonesty, enters into two contracts to sell the same vintage Rolls Royce Silver Cloud. One of the contracts is with Charlene, the other with Davina. Both apply to court seeking an order for specific performance.
Which of the following statements is most likely to be true?

A) Neither Charlene nor Davina can enforce the contract since it is unlawful for Bradley to attempt to sell the same article twice.
B) Charlene can enforce the contract by means of specific performance if she entered into a contract first. Davina will be entitled only to damages because it is impossible to compel Bradley to transfer the same article to two different people.
C) Charlene and Davina cannot obtain specific performance, but are entitled to damages for breach of contract.
D) Both Charlene and Davina are entitled to an order for specific performance.