Bouwer Inc has a substantial amount of cash in its bank account which does not yield much interest as a result of the low interest rate that Bouwer Inc's bank offers. While on holiday in Port Elizabeth, in the Eastern Cape Province, William spotted a beach house for sale and thought it would be a great investment for Bouwer Inc. Without the knowledge of the shareholders and directors, William immediately arranged an appointment with the owner of the beach house, Mr Pietersen, and concluded a contract for the purchase and sale of the beach house at a price of R800 000 on behalf of Bouwer Inc. When William arrives back at the office and informs the other directors about the transaction they are not impressed. Advise the board of directors of Bouwer Inc whether the company can escape liability for performance in terms of the contract on the ground that the transaction falls beyond the capacity of the company.