Question 3 Consider each of the following fact situations and suggest whether or not causation is present: a. A person was sitting in a stationarjlr car that was hit from behind by another car. He was thrown forward and struck his head on the steering wheel. The collision resulted only:r in minor damage to the vehicles and minor injuries to the driver of the second car. The accident triggered a benign growth that developed into an inoperable malignant tumour. Is the driver of the second vehicle liable for the benign tumour becoming malignanti'I b. A person was hospitalised after injuring himself at work. Due to a preexisting brittle bones condition, he fractured his leg while in hospital. This more than doubled the amount of time he had to spend in hospital and. as a result, his expenses were high. Is the employer liable for the injuries received while le employee was in hospital! c. While police were pursuing a thief, a decayed tree fell onto the police car. Is the thief responsible for the damage to the police car and its occupants