Give me the answer to this question with regards to Botswana law of sales with relevant southafrican and botswana case law

20:35 guesTION ONE [COMPULSORY] enne's Mortuary is a reputable and trusted firm of undertakers with branches in many parts of Botswana. Enne's Mortuary has an arrangement with a South African based company which supplies them with spare parts whenever they are needed for breakdowns and routine maintenance The agreement between the parties is that parts will be sent by road if required for routine maintenance and by air if they are required for breakdowns On 26 january 2024 the mortuary freezer broke down and spares were ordered the same day. Normally when such emergencies arise spares are ordered by phone and they are delivered the same day by air ays has a pilot on This is made possible by the fact that the supply company alw when the order standby duty ready to fly at short notice. In this particular case, was received there was no pilot to fly the delivery plane as the standby pilot was ill and had been admitted in hospital. The other pilots could not be contacted on account of a public holiday in South Africa mode of delivery was by road which took three Consequently, the only available days. The spares only arrived in Botswana on 29 January in the meantime and as a result of the breakdown some corpses in the mortuary decomposed and others were tra nsferred to other mortuaries by relatives, while others had to be buried quickly resulting in great inconvenience to relatives Enne's mortuaries also suffered loss of business as clients made alternative arrangements. Furthermore, there are several lawsuits pending against the undertakers from relatives of the deceased whose corpses decomposed Advise Enne's Mortuary as to whether they have any remedies against the supplier and in particular how the court will assess the quantum of damages if any. 130 marks)