Aisha is a doctor who works from home. She sees a poster in the window of AllinOne, a furniture shop: 'Massage tables MVR7000. Suitable as an occasional bed or table for the discerning masseuse. Self-assembly.' On the notice is a photograph of a pink table. The table is much cheaper than equivalent tables sold in nearby shops. Aisha points to the poster and tells Aminath, the sales assistant, 'I will buy a massage table.' She then adds, 'I will also need a side chair.' This is selected from a photograph of a range of chairs sold by AllinOne. It is agreed that the items will be delivered to Aisha's home on 1 st February. On 1st February, the table and chair are delivered in sealed cardboard boxes, but Aisha had to leave that day to visit her mother who had fallen ill. She returns on 15th February, but she is too upset to assemble the furniture until 1st March. It is only then that she discovers the table is green. She had particularly wanted pink because that is the color of the decoration in the room she uses for her clients. In addition, one of the table safety screws is missing, the table is not long enough to take anyone taller than five feet lying down, and the table is too high for the chair she bought from AllinOne.

With reference to respective laws, discuss the legal issues and advise Aisha on possible remedies? need the answer in IRAC format with detailed legal issues, rules, and application of law to the issues for Aisha's possible remedies and the justification.

In Maldives Consumer Protection Act, the buyer needs to inform any defects in the goods within 24hrs of the sale. pls consider more detailing in the underlined parts. is it possible for Aisha to repudate the contract and replace the money in total or because the time had lapsed, she only could claim for a discount price or replacement of goods?