Q1. a, b and c. Thanks

7:41 PM Fri 12 Mar W Robbie owns a boutique selling ladies' clothes and accessories He hired William as his nance manager. A month ago, a salesman from Many Mannequins Pte Ltd came by the boutique. Robbie was not there at the time, so William met with the salesman. William introduced himself to the salesman as the \"person in charge\". After listening to the salesman's convincing sales pitch, William entered into a contract with Many Mannequins Pte Ltd to purchase 20 new mannequins for the boutique. Robbie was unaware of the contract until the mannequins were delivered 2 weeks later. He angrily told William that he was not paying for the mannequins and to contact Many Mannequins Pte Ltd to take them back. In the meantime, however, since the mannequins were already at the boutique, Robbie toldithersalesr staff to use them to display the boutique merchandise until they could be returned to the seller. (a) Many Mannequins Pte Ltd is refusing to take back the mannequins and is demanding payment from Robbie. Advise Robbie. (b) Assume that Many Mannequins is unable to enforce the contract against Robbie in (a) above, and as a result, suffers loss. What could Many Mannequins do to recover its loss? (c) Following this incident with William, Robbie feels that he is unable to trust him any longer. Robbie plans to dismiss William on 31 October 2014 and he has prepared the following notice to put in the classified section of The Straits Times on 15November 2014, which will be the day following the end of the 2-week notice period required by William's contract of employment, 7:42 PM Fri 12 Mar 1 87% K + . . . NOTICE Mr William Tan, IC No: S6682424H, is no longer in the employ of Robbie Lim. He is not authorised to transact any form of business activities related to Robbie Lim. Robbie Lim will, with immediate effect, not be responsible for any transactions undertaken by Mr William Tan. Explain Robbie's reason for putting up the notice. WIN