Bob rents a golf cart at Country Club Golf Course.The brakes are worn,and while Bob is driving the cart,they fail.The cart crashes into a tree,and Bob is injured.Country Club could have discovered,with rea?sonable diligence,that the brakes were worn.Liability for Bob's injuries most likely rests with

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The liability for Bob's injuries most likely rests with Country Club only because they had a duty to exercise reasonable care in maintaining their golf carts and discovering any issues such as worn brakes. Since they could have discovered the issue with reasonable diligence, they could be held liable for Bob's injuries. Bob would not be liable as he was an innocent party driving the golf cart and did not contribute to the failure of the brakes.

Bob Rents a Golf Cart at Country Club Golf Course