Case Study one On the evening of Thursday 6 June 1928, during the Labor Day Holiday, Harold Thompson took a jitney to Arawak Cay, located in Fort Charlotte. At Arawak cay, along with Andrew Kemp, he went to Island Restaurant. Andrew ordered two Dennings Beer for both of them. After drinking most of his beer, which was in a dark-coloured bottle, Harold Thompson noticed a part of a finger at the bottom of his beer. According to Harold Thompson, he became sick immediately after seeing the finger in the drink, most of which he had drunk before realizing that the finger was in the bottle. He later spent time in the hospital, Case Study Questionnaire: What wrongs/breaches are there if any, and committed by whom? Justify your answers by identifying the ingredients of each wrong/violation as they relate to this case. Are there any ethical issues involved? If so, explain the ethical system as it applies to each situation, and explain the action behaviour responsible for your conclusion. You are the presiding judge: what is your judgment? Explain your decision in detail, . After rendering your judgment, the parties have a right to appeal if they are unsatisfied. If the losing party decides to appeal your decision, what are the reasonable grounds for such an appeal