Tina's Gourmet Catering Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Tina's") makes several types of fresh salads, which it packages in sealed containers and sells to various retail outlets. Grandma Wright, shopping with her daughter Jane, bought one of Tina's salads at the delicatessen at Superdeal Grocers Ltd. (Superdeal). Jane and her grandmother drove to Jane's home, and Jane served the salad to her family for lunch. The salad was contaminated through Tina's carelessness and caused Jane's family to be very sick: the father missed work and the kids missed school for a week. Neither Jane nor her grandmother was sick because neither sat down with the others for lunch. On these facts, which of the following actions would most likely be successful?
◦ Jane v. Tina's for negligence
◦ Grandma v. Superdeal for negligence
◦ Father v. Superdeal for negligence
◦ Kids v. Tina's for negligence
◦ Father v. Superdeal for breach of contract
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