LAW

             Since Robert and Marilyn face different legal concerns, it is best to divide them into different issues, which will simplify them. The numbers of issues that they may encounter are five, which are as follows:
             o Marilyn Vs Bill (the Old Farm & the fixtures issue) 1
             o Marilyn Vs Electriks (the exclusion clause issue)
             o Robert Vs Magna Motorcycles (the poor quality of the motorcycle issue)
             o Robert Vs Ted (the farmer where he left his motorcycle)
             o Robert Vs Cliff & Sky (the Demountable shed issue)
             To legally attend to these issues it is necessary to address topics on Property, (particularly fixtures), Bailment, and Implied terms under the Sales of Good Act and also topics on Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) which includes exclusion clause and misleading and deceptive conduct. These issues apply to Robert and Marilyn for various reasons and they will become clear as they are discussed under each relevant legal topic. In addition, the remedies available to Robert and Marilyn will also be discussed under each one of these topics.
             Furthermore, it is appropriate to briefly discuss the justification that would be possibly put on by the defense (lawyers), which will help to cover any loopholes that may arise in the case.
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             1. The issue involving the Old Farm can be seen as two cases; first one being the actual contract about the Old Farm property and the second could be seen as a collateral contract about the fixtures on the property but to avoid confusion it is best to regard them as single contract with the exception of a collateral contract.
             The Trade Practices Act is a legislation that regulates various restrictive trade practices and provides for certain protection for consumers. For this act to be completely effective, certain fundamentals have to be met. This Act usually applies to corporations2, which are defined in section 4 ...

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