1. Use the legal principles relating to Agency to answer the following question

Mrs Charles, a businesswoman was migrating and was not sure who she would ask to take care of her various business ventures. She decided that she would let her son, Mark who is 30 years old collect the rent for her three houses from the tenants, deposit the funds into her account, make her monthly mortgage payments and eventually when she wants to sell the premises, he would be able to take the tenants to Court so that they can vacate the premises. She has also given him permission to sell her Toyota Corolla 2020 motor vehicle and to open a fixed deposit account to place the net proceeds of sale of the properties and the car in it. Mrs Charles also told him to put all her furniture in storage and keep her paintings at his home and not to sell same. All of this was placed in a Power of Attorney Instrument.

Mark requested his friend Carey to sell the 2020 Toyota Corolla motor vehicle as he has a car mart. Carey sold the car for $3.5M which money he gave to Mark who only placed $2M in his mother's account and told her that was what he got the car sold for.

Mark advertised one of the houses for sale along with the furniture in there. He also needed some money so he took one of his mother's prized paintings that he was keeping at his home and sold it for $2M. He told Charley, the buyer that it was a Barrington Watson painting that Mr Watson did for his mother in 1965 however it was a Barrington Walter painting.

Six months later Mrs Charles returned to Jamaica and found out all that was done by Mark.Charley also called her informing her that he is going to report her to the police for fraud as she claimed her painting was an original Barrington Watson when it was not.

Use the Consumer Protection Act of Jamaica to answer the following question.

what are case scenario for each of the following offences under the Consumer Protection Act. An explanation of each offence must be given before each scenario is given.

a. Double Ticketing

b. Bait and Switch

c. Bid Rigging