2. Carolyn was driving to visit her fiance who was staying in Smartville, about fifty miles away from her home town. Before she left, her friend Frieda asked her to deliver a small package to someone in Smartville. The package contained a bottle of caustic chemical (acid). Because she was afraid that Carolyn would refuse to carry it if she knew its content, Frieda wrapped the package in a brown paper and did not tell Carolyn what was in it. Carolyn placed the package in the glove compartment of her car and began driving to Smartville. Along the way, she saw her old school friend Harold hitchhiking (walking, trying to get a ride) by the side of the road, Carolyn offered him a ride in her car. While Harold was sitting in the front seat beside Carolyn, the package in the glove compartment started to leak and dripping on Harold's trousers. Without saying anything to Carolyn, Harold opened the glove compartment and removed the wet package. As soon as the chemical came into contact with Harold's hands, it burnt his skin severely. Required: Harold wants to sue Carolyn. Does Carolyn owe Harold a D.O.C? Advise Harold by applying relevant Australian law. Use an IRAC