An important area of tort law is the tort of negligence. The modern version of negligence was established in a decided case in 1932. With reference to that case, elaborate on how a plaintiff could be successful in an action based on negligence (20 marks) What are the elements necessary to be proven in an action for negligence under the law of tort? 2. Read and discuss the case of Barnett v Chelsea & Kensington Hospital Management Committee [1969] 3. Explain the test used to determine whether the defendant owe a duty of care to the plaintiff? 4. Explain the factors that the courts would refer to when deciding if the defendant had breached the duty of care 4b. Describe the significance of these cases under the tort of negligence. i. Blyth v Birmingham Waterworks ii. Roe v Minister of Health 5. Describe the test used when deciding whether damages are too remote under the law of tort. 6. Define the chain of causation for negligence. State the ways on how it can be broken. 7. Give TWO(2) defences for negligences under the law of tort. 8. John was driving while drinking coffee and knocked into Fion who was walking across the road. Fion suffered a broken leg and injured her hands because of the accident. Advise Fion on the course of action under the law of negligence