"Fizzy Mineral Water Pty Ltd" manufactures bubbly mineral water. They have a contract with Jamison's Bottle tops to supply all the lids to the bottles. A batch of the lids has a fault in the thread of the lids allowing air to enter the bottle of mineral water and causing the mineral water to lack any bubbles. a) What provisions of the Australian Consumer law could Fizzy mineral water use in an action against Jamison's bottle tops? b) Are there any cases that assist your argument? c) If the tops were not faulty and yet Fizzy mineral water advertised as lightly sparkling but there were no bubbles what provisions of the Australian Consumer law could the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission seek to rely on? d) Are there any cases that are similar?