1. Davis and Taylor are general partners in Organic Produce, a supermarket. During the early part of February, Taylor notified the American Bread Bakery that it should no longer sell bread products to the supermarket, and in the event of such sales, he (Taylor) will not be financially responsible for the purchase. Two months later, Davis placed a large order for bread and it was delivered. Is the supermarket, including Taylor, responsible for this purchase? Please explain.

2. Henry, Debbie, Clark, and Cindy are partners of Wild Forest Lumber Yard. They share equal management authority and share equally in the profits and losses of the business.

The partnership agreement specifically indicated that two partners must approve all partnership purchases in excess of $3,200. Without the knowledge or approval of the other partners, Debbie made the following purchases from the Redwood General Store: $6,200 pearl earrings, $8,750 forklift, and $9,500 of logs. She charged all the purchases to the partnership.

Roy Dennison, the owner of Redwood General Store was aware of the fact that only Cindy had the authority to purchase lumber products for the partnership.

When the partnership refused to pay for any of the three purchases, Roy came out to the lumberyard to discuss the problem with Henry. During the conversation, harsh words were exchanged, and Henry kicked Roy to the ground. While Roy was on the ground, a forklift operated by an employee ran over Roys arm, breaking it.

Question 2A. Is the lumberyard responsible for any of the purchases? Please discuss.

Question 2B. Is the lumberyard responsible for the physical injuries suffered by Roy? Please discuss.