1. Idris owns a restaurant. He appoints Michelle as restaurant manager to run it. Idris expressly prohibits Michelle from placing orders for goods with anyone other than his regular suppliers. Idris has informed his regular suppliers of Michelle's appointment. Michelle is also aware that Idris has a cash flow problem due to several account customers being slow payers. Idris has decided to refuse to accept any further bookings from such account customers until their accounts are cleared . Shortly after Michelle was appointed, the restaurant runs out of takeaway menus. Idris's usual printer cannot supply the menus for two weeks and so Michelle contacts Quickprint Ltd, a new company. Tawny, a representative of Quickprint, visits the restaurant and Michelle agrees to _purchase menus to the value of 200 on Idris's behalf Tawny, who also works as a representative for a company which provides an app which customers can use to order takeaway food, persuades Michelle to purchase a subscription to the app at a cost of 3,000 per year. Tawny is concerned Michelle does not have authority to enter into the agreement as restaurant managers normally seek authority from the owner for such a large amount of money but Michelle assures her she has the authority. The payment for the first year is now due Colin is an account customer. He makes an account booking for 1GB people which Michelle gladly accepts. lt subsequently transpires that there is a large amount of money outstanding on Colin's account. When Idris discovers what Michelle has been doing they have an argument and Michelle resigns. The next day Michelle goes to Morton 3: Son Ltd, Idris's regular supplier of wine ,and purchases two dozen bottles of wine on credit to Idris's account .Michelle has a party at which all of the wine is consumed _Advise Idris