The Cutting Edge Pty Ltd is a company which owns several hairdressing salons. Joanne Snip was the company's bookkeeper. The company's two directors, Madge and Trim are authorised signatories on the bank accounts of the company. Over several months Joanne signed Madge's name, without her knowledge, on company contracts. The contracts include one contract to purchase an expensive computer system. That was installed in Joannes house. Arthur at the ZNA Bank had suspicions about Joanne's honesty, but because the company's financial records were hopelessly inadequate and because he had been having an affair with Joanne, Arthur did not make any investigations. Madge eventually discovered Joannes fraudulent actions. The company sues the bank.

Advise ZNA Bank.

(a) The companys claim against the ZNA Bank will fail because Joanne has acted unconscionably. (b) The companys claim against the ZNA Bank will fail because the presumptions in s 129 Corporations Act 2000 (Cth) do not apply. (c) Due to Arthurs actions, ZNA Bank has breached the Code of Banking Practice.. (d) All of these answers are correct.