Analyse the transaction and advise whether Lennie is entitled to a half share in the prize. (3)0n the way to the contest Lennie's car suffered a flat tyre on a remote country road. Grimes, another motorist, stopped to offer assistance. He gave Lennie a lift to the next town where Lennie arranged for the flat to be repaired. When Lennie was returned to his car by Grimes he thanked him profusely and said, "I owe you. Without your help we would have missed the competition. Give me your address. I'll send you a cheque for $100." Grimes gave him his address but has not received the promised $100. Does Lennie have to pay Grimes $100? Why? Part B. Which of the following is correct? Be prepared to justify your answer. 4. The purchase of a stove by a factory owner for use by his employees in their lunchroom is: (a) Not covered by the Consumer Guarantees Act as the Consumer Guarantees Act does not cover the use of items by businesses. Use by a business cannot be considered to be "personal, domestic or household use" in terms of 52 of the Consumer Guarantees Act. (b) Not covered by the Consumer Guarantees Act as the Consumer Guarantees Act does not cover businesses. Businesses are not considered to be consumers in terms of 52 of the Consumer Guarantees Act. (c) Covered by the provisions of the Consumer Guarantees Act because this transaction is a supply of goods which does not meet the exemptions relating to the supply of goods in 52 of the Act