Samson schumacher us an avid collector of investment cars which he also races as a hobby from time to time. he stumbled across a advertisement by Nicolway investment cars that appeared in the weekly Auto investment magazine for a 2019 model Lamborghini Aventor LP 700-4 for a smashing price of 9 million. not wanting to lose any time on accepting this offer he rushed to the dealership, paid for the car by cheque on the same day, and arranged to take delivery of the car within tree business days.

After two months, he noticed a small hairline crease in the paintwork next to the drivers door. he took the car to a friend,a mechanical engineer, who discovered that the front end of the car had been cur off and replaced with the front end of another Lamborghini Aventator lp 700-4. even though the car was declared roadworthy, Samson was not satisfied with the state of affairs. further, it had been discovered that the car has a 'defect-device' health ' the requirement that cars must undergo rigorous pollution test adds considerably to the price of the cars. the installer of the 'defeat-device' argue that with the installation thereof , they are able to reduce the the cost of the cars and thereby the installer believe that this is important particularly in these tough economic times.

QUESTIONS

1 what are the sellers duty/duties in this scenario?

2 the validity of the contract.

3 the legal remedies that Samson has against the seller in this regard.