Question 1 10 marks Dimple agreed to buy a new smart TV from BTS Traders for $4500 after the salesman said, Dont worry about not having the cash - you can pay $150 per month plus interest at the rate of inflation. Dimple signed an agreement to repay $4500 under these conditions and took delivery of the TV. She also agreed she would not take legal action under common law, the Consumer Credit Act, or any other legislation. No documents were provided. Every month for the past 20 months Dimple has received a bill for varying amounts in excess of $150. She has nearly paid $4000. BTS Traders still claims Dimple owes $2500. Advise Dimple. a) What legal rights she has under the Fiji Consumer Credit Act. b) What remedies may be available to her? Question 2 10 marks The sales manager at Squids Pre-Loved Cars Pte Ltd advertised a 2001 Toyota Camry in excellent condition for $10 000. The ad also included the statement that a number of good quality cars from 1998 to 2000 were being sold for prices ranging from $8000 to $16000. In fact, the Camry advertised at $10 000 required considerable body repairs and a complete paint job, and the next cheapest car was priced at $14 000. a) State and briefly explain which provisions of the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission Act (2010) have been breached. b) What remedies would be available?