This assignment analyzes a tort law case involving a potential negligence claim against Dr. Stark by the Nguyens, focusing on the principles of negligence under the Civil Liability Act 2002. The analysis examines the key issue of whether Dr. Stark breached a duty of care by failing to inform the Nguyens about the possibility of recanalization after a sterilization procedure, leading to the birth of a child with Down syndrome. The assignment discusses the elements of negligence, including duty of care, breach, causation, and damages, referencing relevant case law such as Donoghue v Stevenson, Rogers v Whitaker, and Cattanach v Melchior. Part A focuses on the parents' claim, while Part B explores the potential claim by the child. The conclusion suggests a high probability of successful negligence claims by both the Nguyens and the child against Dr. Stark, based on the doctor's failure to provide adequate information and the resulting harm.