1. Beth went to Ovens, Inc., a store in Muscat, to buy a new oven. The store had many types of ovens and Beth did not know which one to buy.

A young salesman named Fred asked Beth what type of oven she was looking for.Beth said, "I don't know much about ovens, but I like to cook pizza, so I know I need one with a stone tile cooking surface that heats up to at least 600 degrees."

Fred showed Beth an oven in the store and said "Today is your lucky day! This TTT oven is the best pizza oven sold in Oman! It has an excellent stone tile cooking surface and heats up to over 650 degrees."

After looking at the TTT oven, Beth told Fred she would buy one. Beth then signed a contract for the oven which mentioned only that it was the TTT and price of the oven.

When the TTT oven was delivered to Beth's home, she noticed that it looked different from the oven she saw in the store. It was an older model. The tiles were made of concrete, not stone, and when Beth turned on the oven, it only heated up to 550 degrees. As a result of the concrete tiles and low heat, Beth's pizza would not cook properly.

Beth asked Ovens, Inc. to take the oven back and refund her money, but the store refused.

Required: Beth has hired you as her lawyer and wants to know if she has any basis to sue Ovens, Inc. Please advise Beth about all possible legal claims she may have against the store.