1 . Sarah purchased a new smartphone from a local electronics store. After a few weeks of use, the phone starts experiencing significant malfunctions, including a non-responsive screen and battery issues. She decides to return the phone to the store and seek a refund. Discuss how the Sale of Goods Act (SOGA) might apply in this situation. Analyze Sarah's rights as a consumer under SOGA, including the implied terms, remedies, and any potential defenses the store might raise (15 Marks)

2. Emily, a professional photographer, was hired to capture candid moments at a wedding. During the event, she left her camera bag unattended on a table near the dance floor. Sarah, one of the wedding guests, accidentally tripped over the camera bag, sustaining injuries that required medical treatment. Sarah claims that Emily's negligence in leaving the bag unattended caused her injuries and seeks compensation for medical bills and pain and suffering. Analyze the elements of negligence in this case and determine whether Sarah has a valid claim against Emily. (15 Marks)