1.1 Identify the three (3) acts of insolvency committed by the dressmaker and motivate your answer. (6) Note to Student: When you motivate your answer, do not just repeat the content of the scenario, but also explain the legal principle behind it, and why the scenario supports this principle to earn a mark. 1.2 Determine that if the dressmaker's boutique is to be sequestrated, whether her private estate will also be sequestrated. Motivate your answer. (3) 1.3 Name the three {3) requirements for voluntary surrender and mention for each whether the dressmaker complies with this requirement. Motivate each answer with information from the scenario. (6) Note to Student: First mention the requirement, then mention whether the dressmaker complies with the requirement and then motivate your answer with information from the scenario. No marks will be awarded for the requirements itself as it is an open book assessment. Question 2 (10 marks) Identify (name) what form of breach of contract has been committed in each of the following scenarios. Motivate your answer from the information provided. 2.1 A woman sold her car to a man. Later, the man changed his mind and told the woman that he had not intended buying the car, and that he had only been joking. (2) 2.2 A homeowner contracted a builder to renovate his house. However, before the renovation could start, the homeowner sold the house. (2)