Defences and remedies Flashcards

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What is a pecuniary loss?

A

a loss which can be easily calculated and has a price tag

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what is a non-pecuniary loss?

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a loss which cannot be easily calculated into a price tag

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3
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what is special damages?

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losses which can be calculated up to the court date

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4
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what are general damages?

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losses which cannot be calculated up to the court date so the judge looks beyond

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5
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what is a lump sum?

A

one off payment

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6
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what is a structured settlement and case?

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can be annually,monthly etc
(damages act 1966)

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what is an injunction? case aswell

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stopping or limiting something from occurring (lawrence)

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8
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what is a duty to mitigate? and case

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a duty to keep losses reasonable (macroft)

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9
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what is the 1st stage for CN?

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failure to to care and act like the RP (sayers v harlow)

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10
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what is the 2nd stage of CN?

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the failure to take care contributes to the harm they suffer (froom)

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11
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what is 100% CN?

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when an employee doesn’t follow H+S guidelines (jayes)

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12
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what is the 1st stage of volenti?

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C must have specific knowledge of the risk (morris)

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what is the 2nd stage of volenti?

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C must have free choice to consent (smith)

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14
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what are excluding factors in volenti

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voluntarily accepted risk (hayes)
road accidents (road traffic act 1988)

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