Janna and Sandy had a partnership, which supplied appliances to restaurants, for over 30 years. Janna dealt with vendors/suppliers, while Sandy handled the restaurants/customers. Janna retired. However, after experiencing some unanticipated expenses (e.g., medical bills), Janna once again started requesting orders from the vendors/suppliers, who did not know she had retired. Janna would have the ordered items delivered to the store's large parking lot, and then divert them for a private sale to a restaurant. Sandy became aware of invoices not matching up, and refused to pay the invoices from the vendors/suppliers.

Group of answer choices

Since Janna's authority terminated, Sandy is not liable to the suppliers.

Because Janna's acts were fraudulent, Sandy is not liable to the suppliers.

Sandy is most likely liable to the suppliers.

none of the above