2. CASE on warranty: John sold a pair of skis to Bob, making no specific warranties or promises of any kind other than letting Bob examine and try them. In fact, John did not own the skis; he had only rented them. When the true owner claimed them, Bob demanded his money back. John defended his actions by stating that he had made no warranty of any kind. There was no paper with authorized signature. a) Demonstrate your knowledge about implied warranty of title from the above case? (5 marks) b) Suggest a solution to make express warranty clearer. (5 marks) 3.Mini-trial and summary trials are business problems and occurred as a tool of dispute resolution and explain the unique approaches of summary trial. (5 marks) 4. Take Bahrain Traffic rules and distinguish Substantive laws from Procedural laws. Give 2 examples of substantive laws. (5 marks) 5. Interpret any three elements of holder in due course with an example. (5 marks)- 6. UCC has recognized different types of negotiable instruments. Assess the purposes of any two instruments and its use in business transaction