Clause 6: ERH is not liable for any damage or harm caused, even by its own negligence.Winnie paid ERH according to Clause 4. Unfortunately, the day of the wedding did not go well. A tropical hurricane struck and the guests were moved to a disused shed at the back of the hotel as the Great Dining Hall was unavailable. As a result, the party did not get underway until 7pm. The "Asian Finger Feast" turned out to be sourced from the freezer of a discount supermarket. The Tropical Punch was a lukewarm non-alcoholic mixture of tinned pineapple and orange juice and the drinks purchased from the bar were 3 times the cost of equivalent Melbourne prices. The Trolls played a song called "Wild Thing" that was not the original song by the Troggs but an unromantic death metal song.To top it off, the terrible event has made Winnie's dress range a laughing stock. An article appeared in a fashion blog mocking her disastrous wedding and so nobody wants to buy her dresses. Winnie is angry and wants to sue.What are her legal rights? Discuss:1. the formation of the contract2. the validity of the contract terms 3. any vitiating factors of the contract 4. any remedies and damages available to Winnie.Please refer mainly to case law but include appropriate references to the Australian Consumer Law.