Contract Law Case Study: Liability and Damages in Ski Trip Contract
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This case study analyzes a contract law scenario involving Pia, a fitness coach, and a ski center. The assignment examines the formation of a contract, focusing on offer, acceptance, and consideration. It delves into the concept of exclusion clauses and their validity under Australian contract law, particularly in relation to limiting liability. The study also explores the duty of care owed by the ski center to its customers and investigates potential negligence. The analysis considers whether the ski center fulfilled its duty to warn of risks, as per the Law of Negligence and Limitation of Liability Act 2008. The assignment assesses the applicability of relevant case laws, such as Astley v Austrust Limited and Air Great Lakes Pty Ltd v KS Easter (Holdings) Pty Ltd, to determine liability and the potential for Pia to claim damages for injuries sustained during the ski trip. The conclusion finds the ski center negligent and liable for damages due to a breach of duty of care and failure to adequately inform Pia of the risks involved.
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