3. What defence(s), if any, can the tortfeasor's raise and how successful might those defences be? 4. What court can hear these damage claims? 2. Jean V East End Four Corners Supermarket Jean was a regular shopper at East End Four Corners Supermarket, which was part of a large nationwide supermarket chain. She was there at least once a week and sometimes more often if the specials were really good When Jean was there this week, she slipped on some grapes in the pet-food section in aisle 3, slipping and falling, and breaking her ankle. The store manager was not sure how the grapes got there or how long they had been there, but store policy was to do checks every 15 minutes of the floor in the fruit section. The store manager indicated that there were a number of spillages every week in the green grocery section of the store. The store owner wishes to know whether East End Four Corners Supermarket owes a duty of care to Jean and if it has breached that duty of care? Jean has been advised the quantum of her damages, including out of pocket expenses past/future; economic loss past/future and general damages pain and suffering, total $1.3M. 3. lan V Johnny Johnny regularly engages lan to clean his pool. One day lan parks his van in the driveway in front of Johnny's double garage, which as usual is closed and locked while Johnny is at work. While lan is cleaning the pool at the back of the house, a sudden hailstorm causes damage to lan's van. lan insists that Johnny compensate him for the damage to the van, since it occurred while lan was on Johnny's property, and would not have happened if Johnny had left the garage door open for him. Should Johnny be compelled to compensate lan? Damages are approximately $25,000. Assume that Johnny owed lan a duty of care and focus upon whether or not that duty of care was breached. 4. Polly V Sam One night Polly accepts a lift home from one of her friends, Sam, who has had his driving licence for only two weeks. On the way home it starts raining heavily and Sam appears to have trouble keeping his vehicle on the road. Polly asks Sam to slow down, but he continues driving at the speed limit. Shortly afterwards, Sam loses control of the vehicle and hits a telegraph pole. Both Polly and Sam are injured. The estimated damages in this case are $200,000