Florence visits a supermarket with her daughter Daisy, aged eight. A promotion for Funny Mug face paints is taking place and children are being offered a free make-over. Florence lets Daisy take part. Florence buys some frozen puff pastry and a bag of mixed salad leaves that bears a notice saying 'Wash thoroughly before consumption'. Then she visits the deli counter to buy some ham for Edwina, her elderly next-door neighbour. When she gets home an hour later she immediately delivers the ham to Edwina and puts the puff pastry in her freezer in accordance with the instructions on the packet. She uses the leaves to make a salad for tea for herself and her husband, Gordon.

That evening, Florence and her husband, Gordon, become ill from bacteria in the salad. Next day, Daisy develops an allergic rash, which her doctor says is caused by the face paints. Later in the week, Edwina contracts salmonella poisoning which is traced to the ham. A month later, Florence retrieves the puff pastry from the freezer and defrosts it. When she rolls it out she discovers that it smells strongly of petrol and is therefore unusable.

Required:

Discuss the remedies available to Daisy, Edwina, Florence and Gordon under CPA 1987 and Contract law.