Paul had a successful accounting practice in downtown Surrey. He regularly ordered bottles of water from Canadian Cool Waters. One day, one of the bottles delivered contained a dead gold fish in the bottom of the bottle. Paul noticed the dead fish and immediately discarded the bottle water. He did not drink from it. After seeing the dead fish, Paul started to suffer from depression and nightmares. This continued for several weeks and caused him to close down his accounting practice. He then had to seek medical assistance for such injuries amounting to $156,000.00 CAD. Can Paul sue Canadian Cool Waters for negligence? (Hint: Go through each of the elements to determining a negligence case). In your answer, explain how the principle of remoteness affects your answer