BREACH OF DUTY: Explain + Apply Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
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What does this decide?

A

Whether D’s conduct fell below the standard of a reasonable person

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2
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Reasonable person test

If the person acted as a reasonable person should have?

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[Blyth v Birmingham]

[Glascow Corporation v Muir)

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3
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D’s characteristics may be taken into account?

A

Nettleship, inexperience doesn’t count

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4
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Children, standard of care will be that of a child the same age.

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Mullins

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5
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Amateurs, judged against other reasonably skilled amateurs

A

Wells v cooper

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6
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Experts, judged against other professional

A

Bolam v Barnet hospital

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7
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Patients must be informed of all risks!

A

Montgomery v Lanarkshire health

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8
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Risk factors, standard lowered or higher end

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Bolton v Stone

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9
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seriousness of harm

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Paris v stepney

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11
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Cost + Practicality

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Latimer

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12
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Potential benifits or social utility

A

Day v High performance sports

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13
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Unknown risks, if the risk of harm was not known, no breach

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Row v Minister of health

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