"Need to prepare the answer according to the issue, law, application and conclusion of each question". 1. Mimi went into a supermarket to buying groceries. After filling the trolley withassorted goods, she pushed it to the payment counter. There was a long queue. At that moment she received a call from her daughter reminding her not to miss amedical appointment again. Mimi decided to walk out and quietly left the trolleybehind. At the exit she was stopped by a sale supervisor on duty who ask her topay the groceries before leaving. Mimi refused as she was in hurry. Advise theparties on the rights according to the law of contract.

"Need to prepare the answer according to the issue, law, application and conclusion of each question". 1. Mimi went into a supermarket to buying groceries. After filling the trolley withassorted goods, she pushed it to the payment counter. There was a long queue. At that moment she received a call from her daughter reminding her not to miss amedical appointment again. Mimi decided to walk out and quietly left the trolleybehind. At the exit she was stopped by a sale supervisor on duty who ask her topay the groceries before leaving. Mimi refused as she was in hurry. Advise theparties on the rights according to the law of contract.

Understanding Management (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305502215

Author:Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic

Publisher:Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic

Chapter15: Managing Quality And Performance

Section: Chapter Questions

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