Ella trips on her own shoelaces while leaving a cafe and fractures her wrist. She wants to sue the cafe owner in Negligence.
Which point most directly explains why she's unlikely to succeed in Tort?

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Ella trips on her own shoelaces while leaving a cafe and fractures her wrist. She wants to sue the cafe owner in Negligence. 
 Which point most directly explains why she's unlikely to succeed in Tort?

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The harm is too minor to count as legal damage.

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The cafe's insurer would not cover her loss.

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Ella lacks a legally recognised cause of action.

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The cafe owes duties only to paying customers.

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Ella has no contract with the cafe.

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