Contract Law Question?

[shashank]

Amy goes swimming at the local swimming baths owned and she has a season ticke twhich permits her to enter without passing through the turnstile. A notice on the turnstile states “the management accept no liability for loss or damage to valuables unless deposited at the office."

Amy changes in a cubicle, the door of which is a notice stating “no liability for acts or omissions causing personal injury”. She hangs her clothes and her gold locket and chain on a hook on the wall. When she emerges from the cubicle? she is tripped up by an attendant pulling a hosepipe and is knocked unconscious and sustains a broken nose.
When she wake up, her clothing and gold locket and chain are missing.
Advise Amy whether she can sue or not?
explaining

[wal49]

This appears to be a rather classic question that might appear on either a tort, contract, or business law exam. So -- review your notes and concoct your own answer. You can do it! The question whether she can sue is almost inconsequential -- identifying the issues and the statements of applicable case law and how it relates to the fact situation is what matters. Use the IRAC format -- issue, rule, application, conclusion -- and you will be fine!