I will surely downvote if you give generic answer or if you miss even one of the mentioned below. If you don't know the answer, please skip the question. Matt discussed with one of his tutors, Noya, a model for a stand up comedy routine as he studied performing arts at universities. He informed Noya that he was going to draught it and publish it under the title "How the Idiots Fail." Without Matt's knowledge, Noya developed and had a comic book focused on Matt's ideas. She also provided the title How the Idiots Fail to her job. Noya then sold her rights to the printer's comic book after achieving a deal. The publisher then gave permission to write a theatre performance focused on the comic book of Noya to Laughs Out Loud (LOL), a local theatre company. Andy, always on the lookout for a good comedy concert, went to see a LOL play called How the Idiots Fail being made. Watching it, Matt realised that the whole development centred on a storey he spoke to his tutor, Noya, for whom he now received complete credit. How the Idiots Fail was well rated by critics as one of Australia's best situation comedies. Matt believed that Noya had robbed his idea and asserted the patent on How to Fail the Idiots. (a) ascertain if Matt has a right to sue against Noya, his mentor, that he supposedly steals and publishes his idea of a comedy routine. (b) Explain the reason for Matt's behaviour about how the Idiots fail is still real.

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