Eric and sal ran a business called Nature Health. The organization is not incorporated. They both contributed equally to the capital of the business and have Been running it successfully for 10 years. Both of them are also in charge of the management of the business. The firm specialises in providing health and nutritional supplements to retailers. Both partners were prohibited under the partnership agreement form selling weightloss supplements, as they both agreed that oftentimes these supplements may cause harm to those who misused them. Eric advices one of the firm's clients, Pradeep, about a new supplement that is made of 90% konjac plant, which is supposed to assist in weight-loss. Eric had previously sold konjac based products to clients. Pradeep purchases 1000 bottles of the supplement to sell in his own shop. It turns out the supplement only contains 20% konjac so Pradeep has threatened to sue the firm for compensation to cover his losses. Sal wishes to avoid the contract based on the partnership agreement. Advice Sal whether he is liable to Pradeep for Eric's breach of contract. Please use case law and statutory provisions to support your