Mаrius mаkes а deal tо purchase a great wоrk оf art from a very respected artist, named Cossette, on behalf of Miserable Corporation. Marius tells the artist that he is purchasing the picture for Miserable Corporation so the artist should send the bill to Miserable. No one at Miserable Corporation has ever heard of Marius, and Marius had no authority to make the deal. When the picture arrives at Miserable’s headquarters in Seattle, along with a bill for $52,000, Hugo, Miserable’s President says, “I love this painting. I don’t care who purchased it. We are going to keep it and pay the bill.” Two weeks later the painting is ruined, because Cossette used water colors and the moist climate in Seattle has caused the colors to run together in a big ugly mess. Miserable sues Cossette for the $52,000 it paid for the painting. Cossette acknowledges that she was negligent in her selection of paint, but says that Marius has a claim against her not Miserable, and Marius loves her and would never sue. Who wins?