Australian Tourism and Hospitality Law Case Study - 1

Australian Tourism and Hospitality Law - Case Study ExampleThe case was brush off in the long run and the plaintiff sued the state after becoming a quadriplegic after diving into the rock pool.Larrys case is not so much different from the previous case and he can sue against the National Parks authority basing his argument on the different aliment of law. Larry can sue the authorities based on the provisions of the Civil Liability Act (CLA) that provides for safety measures in work places1. He can in any case sue for omission and failure to observe the duty of care by the authorities. However, subject to the above ruling, the defendant is bound to claim that the rock pool was cited as a place of interest. Defenses available to the defendant are that he was not aware that Larry and his friend were within the vicinity so there was no negligence on his part since he did not see them as they used a different route to get the pool. Besides, it was their duty to exercise care consideri ng it was a new environment and exposure to them.Common law provides that if a person is injured as a result of negligence, then the person is entitled to wide-eyed compensation in terms of damages, based on the court ruling extent of negligence and duty of care2. On the basis of common practices, the case may be bound to be dismissed considering the rulings of opposite cases like it. However, under the civil liability legislation, Larry may be compensated for injuries he has sustained maintaining other provisions of law such as