QUESTION 2 Funani is the wealthy owner of a security company. The operations of his company also involve the protection of high-profile individuals. An A-list Hollywood actor, Bro-Bro, is visiting South Africa and Funani's company is tasked with his personal protection. Funani deploys five of his security guards for this purpose. Shaka, the manager of Funani's security team, approaches Funani with a document which states that all the security personnel will, with immediate eect, be granted a monthly salary increase of ten percent. Funani is furious, and chases Shaka out of his office. Shaka, however, does not leave, but instead informs Funani that he has instruction to, should Funani refuse to sign the contract, the five security guards will immediately stop the protection of Bro-Bro. Furthermore, the security guards deployed to protect Funani's children at their private school, where there was a kidnapping threat in the recent past, will also leave. Funani signs the contract. At the end of the month, Funani, however, does not pay the increases as agreed. Shaka, on behalf of the security personnel, sues Funani in terms of the contract. Funani approaches you for legal advice. Advise Funani fully on whether he is obliged to pay in terms of the contract. Include in your answer, a discussion of his legal remedies. Refer to all relevant sources of law, including case law. (15 marks)