10.Jim wanted to buy some spruce trees to plant around his house. He visited the Tree House Cooperative's greenhouse and saw a few trees that looked healthy and told the sales person he would like to buy 30 trees just like the ones he had just inspected. Before he left he paid for 30 trees.

But when the 30 spruce trees were delivered they were brown and the needles easily fell off.

Can Jim get his money back from the Tree House Cooperative by using the Sale of Goods Act? Why?/Why not? Cite any relevant sections of the act?

11.Kim ordered a kettle that cost $80 from an online sales business in Nova Scotia. When she received the kettle it was tarnished and when she lifted off the top it looked like there was scum inside the kettle. Kim concluded the kettle was "used".

Kim wants to return the kettle and get her money back. Will she be able to do that? Cite the section of the Nova Scotia Consumer Protection Act that would possibly cover the situation? Explain how it applies to her situation.