A law professor is discussing possible defences to a spectator's claim for damages against an occupier. With respect to a successful defence for an alleged negligent breach of contract, which of the following could you reasonably expect the professor to suggest?

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A defence for an alleged negligent breach of contract could be the absence of a promise of absolute safety, meaning that the occupier did not promise to protect the spectator from all types of harm that could occur during the event. This would need to be proved by the occupier in order for the defence to be successful. The other options (A, B, and C) are not necessarily relevant to this specific defence.

A Law Professor Is Discussing Possible Defences to a Spectator's