Inside the changing room there is a large notice reiterating the exemption clause. Nikhil puts his clothing in a locker and goes to the pool. He steps into the jacuzzi but cuts his foot on broken glass that has been negligently left by Sporta's cleaner. After receiving medical attention, Nikhil returns to his locker to find that it has been broken into and his Armani suit and handmade leather shoes have been stolen. On returning home, Nikhil writes to Sporta Ltd, stating that he intends to take legal action against them. On 15 March, Nikhil receives the following mail: A letter from Namita demanding the remaining 2000 of his debt to her. A letter from Brian informing him that he intends to take action for misrepresentation as he has discovered that the van was never owned by the Beastie Girls. A letter from Vicky informing him that she intends to sue for breach of contract. A letter from Charlie informing him that he intends to sue for breach of contract. A letter from Sporta Ltd denying his claim and pointing out their exemption clause. Nikhil knows that you have studied law and asks you to advise him. Answer the following questions discussing all relevant issues and ensuring you support your answers with appropriate legal authority. a) Discuss whether a valid contract has been made between Nikhil and Vicky. (10 Marks) b) Discuss whether a valid contract has been made between Nikhil and Charlie (10 Marks) c) Advise Nikhil on whether the exemption clause in the notice part of the contract was and even if it was part of the contract whether Sporta Ltd can rely on it. (10 Marks) Q1: In the context of employment law; According to British law there are differences between statutes and delegated legislation explain these differences and discuss how far the courts have power on each act individually. (15 marks)