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Case 2 (5 Marks) FM 96 Tiger Radio wanted to set up a three-day live remote event in a provincial park for the Labour Dayweekend. The provincial parks commission approved the plan, subject to a payment of $4,100, comprisedof a park event permit ($1,000), a sanitation charge ($1,000), a broadcasting permit (\$500), a beer/winepremises special occasion permit ($1,500), and a fire inspection fee for the beer/wine consumptionpremises (\$100). How should FM 96 respond to the provincial commission? In the year 1619, Maxwell was drunk, lost control of his horse and killed a child. No legal action was taken by the Crown. In the year 1859, Edward purposely drove his master's wagon over a man in the street. He was executed for his crime. In the year 1959, Sharon was sober, lost control of her car and killed a child. She was given a suspended sentence and ordered to pay a $100 fine, and was sued by the child's parents for damages of $1000 in funeral costs. In the year 2019 , Karl was drunk, lost control of his car and killed a child. He was given one year imprisonment, a $1000 fine, a lifetime driver's licence suspension and was sued for $2.5 million for emotional distress by the parents of the child. In what way is the principle of stare decisis at work here, if at all