Harry is a client who operates a sporting goods shop, "Life's A Ball'. Harry has recently visited his regular supplier and purchased what he believed to be 20 full size netball rings to sell to customers in his shop.

He attended at his supplier's warehouse and chose the netball rings relying on the description on the boxes in which they were contained and also on the recommendation of the supplier who stated that they were suitable for all adult netball competitions.

On unpacking one to put on display Harry discovers that it is a 'junior' size only, a full metre smaller than full size.

The supplier also showed Harry a sample of a new cricket top which was made from a fabric the same colour and weave as the uniforms of the Australian cricket team. Harry believes the tops will sell well and orders 50 in various sizes.

When they are delivered to Mark's shop a week later, they are a slightly different colour and a very different weave from the sample.

Mark seeks your advice as to what action he may take.

Give reasons for your recommendations.Your answer should include references to both state and federal legislation; and reasons why one may be more appropriate than the other.