4. Brodie Ltd specializes in the restoration and maintenance of gardens. Over time, it developed a close partnership with Aadhini Ltd, a trusted supplier of the materials essential for these restoration projects. Brodie had a continuous arrangement with Aadhini, with frequent orders being placed for materials necessary for their work. Shaylen Mahes, a key member of Brodie's restoration team, often facilitated these orders under the company's name as part of his responsibilities. However, unbeknownst to Brodie and Aadhini, Mahes began operating a garden restoration venture on the side, also sourcing materials from Aadhini. He continued to place orders under Brodie's name, leading Aadhini to assume they were for Brodie's projects. Mahes failed to disclose his personal orders to Brodie and left the bills unpaid, ultimately causing the arrangement to unravel. Aadhini demanded payment from Brodie for the outstanding invoices. Upon discovering Mahes' actions, Brodie refused to settle the bills. a. How would you argue in favour of Brodie's position? (5 points) b. How would you argue in favour of Aadhini's position? (5 points)