e choose the most appropriate Term for each scenario/description. The defence availabe to a hotdog manufacturer, when someone A. defamation got food poisoning after eating a hotdog that had been kept in a tent on the beach for 4 hours. B. voluntary assumption of risk The legal principle that allows Melanie, a customer at a C. joint and several liability restaurant, to sue the restaurant after a waiter spills hot coffee D. product liability on her. E. passing off Cristina, a local baker, tells potential customers that her competitor's gluten-free cupcakes are actually made with wheat F. vicarious liability unlike Cristina's gluten-free cupcakes. This is not true. G. professional negligence Lisa, a lawyer, misses a limitation period, resulting in her client's H. contributory negligence inability to recover a claim arising out of a car accident. I. fair comment Jiwan sells Off-Whyte purses online. They look just like the J. battery purses made by Off-White, a high-end brand, but sell for a fraction of the price. K. assault The legal principle that allows a plaintiff to recover the full L. inducing breach of contract amount of her claim from any defendant who has been found liable, even when liability has been apportioned among the defendants. Josh and Mohammed play hockey on opposite teams. During the game, Josh skates by Mohammed and says, "I'm coming for you after the game; you better watch out!" The defence available to a restaurant critic being sued because of a negative restaurant review. A local autobody shop convinces the head mechanic at Canadian Tire to quit and come work for them, by promising a signing bonus. The defence available to a ski resort when a an injured skier had signed a waiver when she bought her ticket