Question

While watching a domestic cricket match from the stands, 'P' is struck on the head by a ball hit by a batsman and suffers injury. If 'P' sues the club that organised the match, which defence is most appropriately available to the club?

Q: Answer-While watching a domestic cricket match from the stands, 'P' is struck on the head by a ball hit by...

Explanation A spectator at a sporting event is taken to assume the ordinary and foreseeable risks of the game, so the defence of volenti non fit injuria consent applies act of God requires an extraordinary natural event and inevitable accident requires absence of negligence, neither being the apt defence on these facts.