Business, 03.11.2020 02:10 jay5902

Question 1 (15 marks) 2-3 pages Luke works as a food courier for a company called "2 Your Door". He delivers the meals on a
bicycle "2 Your Door" gives training to new couriers about the road rules including informing
them that it is an offence to ride a bicycle on a footpath if you are 18 years or over. Luke is
delivering a meal at 10 o'clock at night on a busy road so he uses the footpath. As he is riding
along the footpath Elton who has been drinking walks from an unlit laneway and collides with
Luke's bicycle and breaks his arm. Luke was travelling at a normal speed but failed to see Elton
emerge from the dimly lit laneway.
a) Does Luke owe a duty of care to Elton? If yes explain why?
b) Has he breached his duty of care?
c) Can Elton or Luke join "2 Your Door" to the proceedings? On what basis?
d) Does Luke or "2 Your door" have any defences?
e) What cases assist your arguments?
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