(a) Janet Williams just obtained a summer job with a large distribution and sales company which distributes and sells vacuum cleaners. Janet's job is, through pressure tactics taught by the company, to sell the vacuum cleaners going door-to-door through neighbourhoods selected by the company. Today Jane has just pressured Mary Walsh, an elderly lady, into buying one of the vacuum cleaners. An hour later, Mary is having second thoughts about her purchase. Briefly explain the nature/type of sale that Janet is doing and the rights, if any, of Mary Walsh. (4 marks)

(b) The City of Vaughan has decided to improve the efficiency of bringing electricity to its homes and businesses, by removing all old overhead hydro wires with new, more efficient ones. To this end, it has called for tenders from major Electrical Contractors in the area. Unknown to the City, the 6 major contractors have secretly agreed that only one of them will submit a tender which will be well above the normal cost of the project. Once this tender is accepted, that contractor will divide up the work among itself and the remaining 5 contractors. Briefly discuss why the arrangement between the 5 contractors is not lawful, providing your reason(s) and any penalties.(5 marks)

(c) ITC Systems Inc, a huge national company in Canada which manufactures electric cars, has just developed a new model car for sale throughout North America. At a recent meeting of its dealers, ITC has made it clear that any dealer who sells the new car for less than $ 25,000.00 will be dropped as an ITC Systems Inc. dealer. Briefly discuss whether ITC Systems Inc. has the right to dictate the above terms to its dealers, providing your reason(s). (4 marks)