1. Thomas Turcott was acting as an agent of Dolores Mendez when Mendez instructed Turcott to purchase a quantity of fur products for her. Turcott ordered the fur from Teodore Thompkin Fur Co in his ow

1. Thomas Turcott was acting as an agent of Dolores Mendez when Mendez instructed Turcott to purchase a quantity of fur products for her. Turcott ordered the fur from Teodore Thompkin Fur Co in his own name. The fur products were delivered to Mendez.

When Thompkin discovered that Mendez was the principal, he sent the bill to Mendez who refused to pay.  Thompkin sued both Turcott and Mendez. What are Tompkin's rights against Turcott and Mendez?  Please explain.

2. Organic Grocer employed Jacobson as its manager and gave her authority to purchase supplies and goods for resale. Jacobson had business dealings with Acme Electronics Company.  Jacobson contacted Acme and had it deliver a color television set to her house. She told Acme  that the set was to be used in promotional activities.  The promotional campaign did not take place, and Jacobson disappeared from the area, taking the television set with her. Acme now seeks to recover the purchase price of the set from Organic Grocer. Will Acme prevail? Please explain.

3. Jenkins, a delivery boy for Dennison Super Market, delivered two heavy packages of groceries to Sandra Randon's porch. As instructed by Dennison, Jenkins rang the bell to let Randon know the groceries had arrived. Sandra Randon came to the door and asked Jenkins if he would deliver the groceries into the kitchen because the bags were heavy. Jenkins did so, and as he was leaving he saw Randon struggling to move a cabinet in the living room. He offered to assist her, and in the process of moving the cabinet failed to see a small and very expensive antique table, which he smashed into with the cabinet and totally destroyed. Does Randon have a cause of action against Dennison Super Market for the value of the destroyed antique?  Please explain.