The second factor is breach of duty of care, as an occupier, Mr Mohamud can discharge his duty by taking reasonable measures and giving warnings. By taking reasonable measures, with the normal person, all person can measure about the slippery roads, by taking the measure of the risk from slippery roads, then Mr Mohamud took warning measure as anyone would do with a similar circumstance as in case Nettleship v Weston 1971, it does not differentiate long experience people and new drivers, as the driver, the defendant must adhere to a certain standard which in the standard of care. Moreover, because slippery roads is not a specialist work of Mr Mohamud, then it belong to under inspection work, and because of it under inspection that make Mr Mohamud give warning. About giving warning, not always issued warnings that the occupier can escape the duty of care, it base on the warning that enough or not in the basic of case by case. In this case of Mr Mohamud, the warning is “No Junk Mail”, it may be seen that not enough and not related to the slippery path when it wet, the warning just aimed at the people who delivery junk mail, not for every one, therefore the warning should be clearly as “This roads are slippery” or “No entry”, the sign should have the attracting color to warn people, and base on the liability of occupier, the sign should aim to general republic, not only for people who give junk mail. However, because of Mr Mohamud just moved to this local, he just live in a short time, and the people he knows or should know in the vicinity of the danger is only the people give junk mail. Then, he gave the warning “No junk mail” for who usually come which is the people give junk mail as in case British Railways v Herrington 1972, the company was already know there was children came to the danger areas, but the company did not repair the defences, then when the when consequences happened, the company must be responsible. Unlike the circumstances of British Railways v Herrington 1972, Mr Mohamud gave warning for the people who usually come. Then, the warning of Mr Mohamud in this case is enough. Therefore, he did not breach duty of care for John. Base on the factor breach duty of care, it can be seen that Mr Mohamud did not breach duty of care, then in the defence factor, John had consented because Mr Mohamud was already give warning that “No junk mail” and because people that frequently appear that he can see is who put junk mail. In this case, John was absolutely can see the warning but he still come in, then he was injured, therefore Mr Mohamud will not to pay compensation for damage for John as in case ICI v Shatwell 1965 that the company did not need to compensate because this case is consent which means the two shotfirers can foreseeable the consequences but still doing, then the two shotfirers had consented.Because Mr Mohamud did not breach duty of care for John and John has consented to the risk, then Mr Mohamud do not need to concerned about the consequential harm, but to be clearly, as a legal assistant for Mr. Mohamud, I will go through it. If Mr Mohamud breaching of duty, as a occupier, he only liable for death, injury, but not for property which means Mr Mohamud have to liable for the injury of John that he has not been able to work for six months. For the property, if Mr Mohamud breaching of duty, he do not have to compensate for the broken Rado watch, and for his wife, , Laura shocked by her husband's health condition, it can be seen that she has close relationship with John but but did not satisfy the conditions of time and place, because when John fell, she was not there.
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