Word limit 2000,single space and 12 font size You are to word process an answer to the following problems: 1. Steven agreed to sell 1000 tons of wheat CIF to Bernardette. A set of three Bills of Lading numbered 1, 2 and 3 respectively were issued to “Steven or assigns”. Steven indorses the Bill numbered 1 in favour of Bernardette and Bernardette pays Steven.Steven makes a mistake and agrees to sell the same goods to Christine. Steven gives her the Bills numbered 2 and 3.Christine does not know about the sale to Bernardette.Does Christine have to accept two of the three Bills?Would the carrier have to release the goods to Christine if she presented the Bill numbered 2?If the carrier releases the goods to Christine could Bernardette sue the carrier?If the carrier releases the goods to Christine could Bernardette sue Christine?If Bernardette sues Christine who could Christine sue? Would she be successful? 2. Steven agreed to sell 50 tons of tinned tomatoes to Brian “CIF Packed in cases of 24 tins, to be shipped aboard ‘The Bologna’ on 1st February or earlier”. In this case the carrier issued a Bill of Lading dated 1st February which describes the goods as “In apparent good order and condition”. Next to this description (which was printed on the Bill of Lading) the Captain has written in his own handwriting “goods damaged whilst loading”.Can Brian refuse to accept this Bill of Lading? Brian decides to accept the Bill of Lading. When the goods arrive he discovers that the tins weigh 50 tons but are packed in boxes of 36. Some of the boxes in which the tomatoes are packed have been damaged whilst loading but the tins are not damaged.Can Brian reject the tins of tomatoes? Brian decides to accept the tomatoes and sells them to Carlo. Two days later Carlo tells Brian that the tomatoes are in poor condition and demands that Brian come to Carlo’s factory and remove the tomatoes. Carlo has already used one ton of the tomatoes in making a batch of pasta sauce. Carlo cannot sell the pasta sauce because of the problem with the tomatoes.Does Brian have to recover the tomatoes from Carlo’s factory? What other claim may Carlo have against Brian? Brian discovers that the tomatoes were shipped on board ‘The Genoa’ on 3rd February and that the tomatoes may have been damaged because the ship became very hot during the voyage.What claims may Brian have because of these facts? You need to explain as fully as you can why you reached your conclusions. Please refer to decided cases and if relevant to statutes to support the principles of law you may describe. Please also add a bibliography. Answers should demonstrate the following: 1. wide-ranging, accurate, detailed knowledge and understanding of the relevant concepts, principles and rules; 2. an ability to elaborate and develop legal principles by citation of relevant statute and cases; 3. an ability to analyze and critically evaluate legal material and other relevant information; 4. an ability to analyze a factual situation and to apply the appropriate legal rules and principles; 5. an ability to communicate relevant material in a well-planned and logical sequence, to develop rational arguments and to draw appropriate conclusions.