Andrew sees a gold teddy in the jewellers owned by Zeeshan, and remembering the one he had as a child but had lost last year, buys it. When he shows his mother the teddy she recognises it as the one he lost.

Enjoying history Andrew decides to visit Clare Castle and enjoys the day. Andrew wants to remember the day and while he is sitting in the garden he begins talking to a gentleman who introduces himself as Lord Clare. In fact it is a 'look-a-like', Charlie Cheek, who seeks out gullible visitors. Andrew asks 'Lord Clare' to sign his autograph book and is delighted when 'Lord Clare' offers to sell him a vintage seal of the family. Andrew has no money but 'Lord Clare' agrees to accept Andrew's watch in exchange. Andrew is delighted and hands over the watch. He later sees his watch in the local second hand shop, which he thinks unusual as 'Lord Clare' was so keen to have it.

Andrew then visits the gift shop and sees a painting of the Castle, which he believes to be an original - it is in fact a print. He pays for the picture and is pleased as the price was very reasonable for an original picture of Clare Castle.

He has now discovered that the seal is worthless and that the picture is in fact a print.

Andrew wants to return the picture, reclaim his watch from the second hand shop and get his money back from Zeeshan for the gold teddy.

Advise Andrew.

This is Contract Law