Question 1 Indira decides to set up an Indian restaurant in Richmond. She negotiates with Shar director of Superworld Pty Ltd to buy a restaurant in a shopping centre. Sharky tells Indira that the restaurant has a seating capacity of 148 persons. He also council intends to grant a permit allowing the restaurant to trade on Sunday. Indira person, accepts Sharky's assurances. Before Indira signs the contract, Sharky learns that the council has rejected the application. He fails to inform Indira. The contract, signed by Indira, contains a number of clauses including the following "21.No representations made by Superworld Pty Ltd, its servants or agents on it and this document constitutes the whole of the agreement between 22. No representation is made with respect to the seating capacity of the Indira signed this document without reading clauses 21 and 22. She subsequent restaurant was only licensed to seat 80 persons. Because of this, and the ban on Sunday trading, her takings were considerably below v When she complained to Sharky he referred her to the written contract. Advise Indira whether she is bound by the contract