Victor buys a hover board from Clever Hovers Pty Ltd based in Australia. One night when Victor is charging the battery of the hover board a fire starts as a result of the battery getting too hot. The fire destroys the hover board and all Victor's furniture. Advise Victor What provisions of the Australian Consumer law would be best used to claim damages? Why is using the ACL a better legal remedy than suing for negligent manufacture? Are there any cases that assist your arguments? If only the battery didn't charge properly, what would be the most relevant provisions of the ACL that Victor could use to get a replacement Battery