Question 39 (1 point) For the purpose of building a playhouse for his sons, Andy went to Lumberlore Ltd. and bought the following items: an electric drill, lumber and a six-foot step-ladder. He did not talk to a salesperson and he paid with his credit card. While working on the project, Andy noticed that the drill worked, but it was not powerful enough to drill into the posts the playhouse needed for support. When he went toward the house to get his car keys, he found his wife unconscious. She had climbed the ladder to take some leaves out of the roof gutter, and it broke under her weight because of its faulty design. Which of the following is FALSE: 1) Andy would have an action against Lumberlore Ltd. for breach of a condition of the contract for the ladder because it was not of "merchantable quality 2) Andy would have an action against Lumberlore Ltd. for breach of a condition of the contract for the drill because it was not fit for his purpose 3) Andy's wife would have an action in tort against the manufacturer of the ladder 4) The sale of the items Andy bought is covered by the sale of Goods Act even though he used his credit card to pay