. . Barry decides to hire some ladders and planks from a local equipment hiring business to enable him to paint the exterior of his business. When he collects the hired goods he is asked to sign a hiring agreement. Barry asks the employee of the hiring firm why he has been asked to sign an agreement to which the employee replies, "It's just for insurance purposes". Barry does not read the form but signs it as requested by the employee. Later, whilst Barry is using the equipment one of the ladders collapses and Barry is seriously injured. When Barry recovers and tries to sue the hiring firm his attention is drawn to a clause on the back of the printed hiring agreement (which he signed when he collected the goods) in the following terms: o "The hirer accepts no responsibility for personal injuries suffered by_persons using our equipment during the period of hire, irrespective of how those injuries are caused" . Barry seeks the assistance of his senior administrative officer, Sally, regarding whether the hire company can rely on the clause and avoid liability. Task (responsibility) for the accident. (7 marks) You are to prepare a memorandum from Sally to Barry which considers relevant law regarding this type of clause in a contract and advise Barry whether the hire company can rely on the clause to avoid liability In the body of your memorandum, you will need to consider