Duty Of Care Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
Q

Three ways to establish a duty of care

A

Obvious duty
Pre-established duty
Caparo Test

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2
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When is the Caparo test used

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In novel situations

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3
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Part 1 of the Caparo test

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The harm must be reasonably foreseeable (Kent v griffiths)

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4
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Part 2 Caparo test

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Proximity in space, time, relationship (Bourhill v Young)

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5
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Part 3 Caparo test

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Must be fair, just & reasonable to impose a duty and not for public policy reasons (mulcahy v MOD)

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6
Q

Drivers /roadusers

A

Nettleship v Weston

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7
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Doctors/ patient

A

Whitehouse v Jordan

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8
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Sportsman/sportsman

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Condon v bass

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9
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Employer/employee

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Walker v Northumberland cc

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10
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Police / public

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Robinson

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11
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Lawyer/client

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Hall v Simons

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12
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Judiciary / public

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Sirrors v Moore

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13
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Fire brigade/ public

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Capital & counties v Hampshire cc

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14
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Public body / public

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Clunis v Camden & Islington

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