Karl just opened a new kindergarten in Toronto.

Karl was looking for a supplier of cookies for his kindergarten. International Cookies Co. agreed to supply 50 large boxes of cookies to Karl's kindergarten, with delivery not later than October 31st. On October 30th, International Cookies Co. delivered 55 large boxes of cookies to Karl's kindergarten.

On November 1, Karl reviewed the catalogue of Global toy store and phoned to order twenty (20) dolls at a cost of $25 each. Karl paid for the dolls by credit card. The dolls were not ready to be shipped because each doll must be checked and put into a gift box. On November 2, an arsonist broke into the Global toy store and set the store on fire. The dolls were destroyed.

Assume that insurance does not apply in any way.

A) Can Karl reject the boxes of cookies? (1 mark) Why or why not?

B) Name one (1) statute that is intended to protect consumers from false or misleading packaging of products.

C) On November 3, Karl called the Global toy store to demand a refund. The manager of Global Toy store refused and said: "the dolls belonged to you. Not my problem." Advise Karl of his rights (if any).