2. If you conclude that Sally was negligent, explain her likelihood of success in raising the specific defence noted above. 2. Describe why the case of Donoghue v. Stevenson was so important in the development of the law of negligence. What did it change and how did it change it - ensure your answer gives a very detailed and thoughtful discussion of this change and how it affected the law going forward. CONTRACTS 3. Joe offered to sell Harry his car for a specific price, and Harry indicated that he needed some time to think about it. Two days later, Joe sold the car to a third party. That afternoon, Harry phoned Joe and told him that he had decided to accept the offer and that he'd buy the car. Joe told Harry that it was too late; he had sold the car to someone else. Harry said that it had been offered to him first, and he insisted that Joe go through with the contract