1 . Question 1 : This question presents two scenarios, both of which revolves around the issue of whether there is a contract. To solve the legal problem , advise Justin , We need to know : What is "Contract"? "A Contract is essentially an agreement between two or more persons which will be enforced by a court of law . "(Brendan Sweeney & Jennifer O'Reilly , Law in Commerce , Second Edition) . And contract is constituted by four factors : Offer +<Tab/&…showed first 75 words of 2133 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2133 total…the miller could not get successful in claiming these losses. Back to the question, Steve could sue Alex of breaching the rule in TPA S 71(1)-"The goods must be of merchantable quality", and S 68. Steve could get the reparations of his damage back. 4 . Reference: 1. Law in Commerce, Second Edition, Brendan Sweeney & Jennifer O'Reilly. 2. Australian Business Law, Edition 21, Paul Latimer. 3. www.postalrecord.com 4. Business Law Unit Book, Monash University, Business and Commerce faculty.