3. Bobby Brown was a political candidate in a by- election. A rally was being held to help boost his presence and profile in the community. He was however operating on a tight budget and instructed his campaign workers not to purchase any campaign paraphernalia without his explicit authorization. In spite of these instructions, one of the campaign workers ordered some posters, pompoms and tee shirts for the rally from Jays Tees. When the materials arrived, Brown did not return them, but instead used them for the rally. Brown was very successful and won his seat. When the company from which the goods were purchased did not receive payment, Jays Tees sued for recovery of the price of the goods. Brown argued that he was not liable because he did not authorize any of his workers to purchase the goods and he told the company to get their money from the person who ordered them. (25 pts.)