Marked Chantelle is an avid basketball player. She is in the over 16 A league in her local basketball team the Jumping 60.00 Jacks. Chantelle promises to be a very good basketball player and has aspirations for a professional career. In Flag q preparation for her championship game Chantelle has purchased herself a new pair of basketball sneakers. When she tries them out at basketball practice, things go very wrong. Within 6 minutes of being on the court Chantelle slipped and broke her ankle. This injury will keep her out for the rest of the season. Chantelle is beyond upset as a scout was coming to the Championship game and this game could have meant big things for her. Upon investigation it is discovered that there are a number of things that could have caused Chantelle to slip: 1. The gym where the Jumping Jacks train has recently had their floor buffed by Polish R Us. The buffing was done by Peter, an apprentice who made the floor much too smooth and more shiny than it needed to be resulting in an overly slippery floor. No supervisor was present and no training was given to Peter. 2. It was a very rainy day and everyone was trekking into the gym with wet slippery shoes. No mat had been placed out the from of the gym and no 'Caution Wet Floor' sign was visible. It is entirely possible that the floor on the court was slippery due to this. 3. After the fall, Chantelle's coach inspected her new sneakers and found that the sole was disconnecting at the tip of her right shoe. This could have easily caused her to trip and fall. It turns out that, 121H, the manufacturer of the sneakers, has no quality control mechanisms in place. Discuss the potential liability of each of these parties