A music performer, DJ DD walked offstage and refused to continue his show after at least one member of the audience started spitting at him and throwing drinks. Do you think that DJ DD's refusal to complete his performance is a breach of contract with the concert promoters? Or do you think that there is at least an implied term permitting him to cut his performance short in such circumstances? 

Your friend works at the campus pub. The pub serves food and alcohol from noon until 1:00 am. Your friend works there and called you asking your opinion. She served a patron, last Monday, during their lunch hour. After leaving the bar the patron was involved in an accident. The patron was on their lunch break from a local accounting firm. Does the employer bear any onus for the damages? Explain. What recommendations would you provide for a restaurant that serves alcohol? What recommendations would you provide employers who have work lunches that serve alcohol?

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