Adam is 18 years old and one day decided to join his friends for a swimming session at Dolphin Swimming Club in Burwood. It was Adam's first visit to the Dolphin Swimming Club. Adam paid for a day pass at the reception. After he had paid he received a pass and the back of the pass stated that "there are terms and conditions for all users, and the Club would not take liability for any injuries or damages whatsoever" Adam went to the changing rooms on the first floor to get ready for the swimming session. He then went to the head of a flight of stairs to descend to the swimming pool. Adam held onto the rail and started to walk down the stairs. He slipped on the stairs and hit his head on the floor. He sustained severe injuries to his head including a fractured skull. Advise Dolphin Swimming Club whether they can rely on exclusion clause on the pass and avoid paying damages to Adam. Use relevant case laws as an example to explain your

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In legal terms the issue here revolves around whether the exclusion clause on the back of Adams pass effectively protects Dolphin Swimming Club from l... View the full answer