Jackson stopped his car at the barrier entrance to the Metrolife Car Parks and an automatic ticket machine pushed out a ticket. There was a large notice attached to the barrier which read:

"IMPORTANT ! Parking at Owner's Risk. Take Ticket from Machine. Pay when Leaving."

Jackson put the ticket in his pocket without looking at it and the barrier went up automatically. Jackson drove into the car park and parked his car. When he returned to his car to go home, he found his car had been damaged beneath a large steel pipe which had fallen from a crane owned by the owners of the parking station.

The parking ticket had the following notice in small print on it:

"CONDITIONS OF PARKING:

It is a condition of the issue of this ticket that vehicles are parked on these premises at the owner's risk and responsibility. The proprietors of this car park accept no responsibility for loss or damage to vehicles in the parking area whether caused by negligence or in any manner whatsoever."

Question: Can Jackson sue Metrolife Car Parks for the damage inflicted to his car or not? Use H.I.R.A.C. to structure your answer.