Monique owns an antiques shop which stocks high quality furniture. Laura is a well-dressed lady employed as a sales person in the shop. Monique instructs Laura not to give a discount on the marked price of any furniture. One afternoon, when Monique is away, a customer enters the shop and offers Laura $800 for a leather armchair which has a marked price of $1,200. Some bargaining (ie, counter-offers) follow and Laura eventually sells the chair to the customer for $950. The following day Monique discovers what has happened. She traces the customer and explains that Laura was not authorized to accept a reduced price for the chair and the customer must return the chair or pay the difference. The customer refuses. Can Monique cancel the sale because Laura disobeyed her instructions or can the customer enforce the purchase for $950? You must gplain your answer using legal terms; just saying Yes or No will not get marks. [2 marks] Find out why 5 out of 6 residents recommend living Stockland in our retirement villages ORDER YOUR FREE AUSTRALIAN RETIREMENT LIVING REVIEW TODAY SEE INSIDE FOR MORE INFORMATION No survey has been taken to prove the claimed preference of residents for the retirement village which is advertised. [2 marks total] 1 What legal term is used to describe this type of advertisement? 2 Why cannot a claim for misrepresentation be made against the retirement village featured in the advertisement