Business Law-Business law for Entrepreneur and Manager 2

QUESTION

Read the following hypothetical
scenarios and then explain your answer tothe question provided. You should look
to your textbooks for assistance in answering the questions,and reference the
textbooks accordingly. Each answer should evidence your ability to apply the
law tothe given facts and arrive logically at a reasoned conclusion. You should
do more than merely statelegal principles and then state conclusions–you should methodically apply the
applicable legal principlesto the facts at hand and then
arrive step-by-step at a logical and well-reasonedconclusion.
Text book: Business law for
Entrepreneur and Manager 2nd Addition, Frank Cavico & Bahaudin
G. Mujtaba

Timothy, a native
of Columbia, accepted an invitation from his girlfriend Susan to attenda professional
football game at the Cowboys’ stadium
in Arlington, Texas. The Dallas Cowboyswere hosting the New York Giants. The
seats Susan had purchased were very good – just two rows up onthe 50-yard line. Timothy had recently
come to the United States from Columbia where Soccer (orFutbol) was his
favorite sport, and he knew nothing about the American version offootball.

During the game, a player by the
name of Sam“The Assassin”Cassembecame
angry at a referee’scall and,
in a fit of anger, took his helmet off and threw it into the stands. The helmet
hit Timothy in theside of his head and caused Timothy to suffer a serious head
injury. Paramedics were called andthey transported Timothy to thehospital.
Timothy never saw
the helmet coming towards him because he was playing on his smart phone atthe
time rather than watching the game. As he was unfamiliar with the American game
of football,he claims he was unaware that football helmets were made of hard
material which, upon impact,could cause aninjury.

Timothy has
decided to sue Sam“ The Assassin”Cassem and Susan. Who will likely prevail on each
ofhisclaims, andwhy?

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