As it is nearly lunch time Jim decides to have lunch before delivering the goods. He goes a number of kilometres out of his way to collect a iend. Together they then go to a hotel which has a great counter lunch. Jim parks on a steep hill. Unfortunately Jim hasn't checked his brakes lately. They slip and the vehicle races down the hill smashing into a number of obstacles on the way. The goods belonging to ABC are totally destroyed. ABC maintains that Jim must pay for the goods. Jim denies liability on the basis of the exclusion clause. Prepare a guide on how you would structure an answer. [Note: Jim is a bailee and as such there is an implied term in the bailment contract that Jim must take reasonable care to deliver the goods in an undamaged state]