Paman has been hired for the past 15 years by a famous millionaire, Roland who lives in Singapore to look after his durian orchard in a village in Pahang. Considering that in recent years, Roland seems to be less inquisitive about any income, profit, and loss regarding the sale of fruits from his orchard, Paman also began to act carelessly with his duties in the orchard. Unbeknownst to Roland, Paman had asked Nomy, a troubled teenager in the village to help him pick up the durians that had fallen during the recent fruit season. Paman thinks Nomy is a young man who deserves help apart from the relatively low wage asked for. Furthermore, Paman is already less able to manage Roland's orchard alone. Apparently, behind Paman's back, Nomy had acted to conspire with Ms. Kam, a middleman from Kuala Lumpur, and to collect durians from the orchard on a large scale at a much lower price than the market in silence. Finally, Paman managed to sniff out Nomy's bad deed and reported it to Roland. In your opinion, can Roland claim any damages from the actions of Paman, Nomy, and Ms. Kam? Describe Roland's rights according to aspects of Agency Law