The following quote is from which case?
'[I]t is not, and should never be, the policy of the law to require the protection of the foolhardy or reckless few to deprive, or interfere with, the enjoyment by the remainder of society of the liberties and amenities to which they are rightly entitled. Does the law require that all trees be cut down because some youths may climb them and fall? Does the law require the coastline and other beauty spots to be lined with warning notices? Does the law require that attractive waterside picnic spots be destroyed because of a few foolhardy individuals who choose to ignore warning notices and indulge in activities dangerous only to themselves? The answer to all these questions is, of course, no'

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The quote is from the case of Tomlinson v Congleton Borough Council, which dealt with the liability of a local council for injuries sustained by a visitor to a public park who had dived into a shallow lake despite warning signs. The court held that the council was not liable, emphasizing that individuals must take responsibility for their own safety and that it is not the duty of the law to eliminate all risks.

The Following Quote Is from Which Case