1. Sarah purchased a new smartphone from a local electronics store. The seller assured me that this phone will have long lasting battery usage. 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. a) Identify TWO (2) implied terms that Sarah can use to claim against the store and discuss whether she will be successful. b) Describe one remedy she can claim against the store owner. (8 Marks) (7 Marks) 2. During a school field trip, a teacher fails to adequately supervise a group of students who are participating in an outdoor activity. One of the students, while unsupervised, falls and sustains serious injuries. Discuss the potential liability of the school and the teacher under the principles of negligence, considering factors such as the duty of care, breach of duty, causation, and damages. (15 Marks)