OLA 1957

Question 1

s1(2) and case?

Answer 1

an occupier is a person in control of premises
Wheat v Lacon

Question 2

s1(3)(a) and case?

Answer 2

premises are any fixed of movable structure
Hasledine v Daw

Question 3

s2(1)?

Answer 3

sets out a common duty of care to all visitors

Question 4

s2(2)?

Answer 4

duty is to take reasonable care to keep the visitor safe for the purposes for which the visitor is permitted entry

Question 5

s2(3)(a) and case?

Answer 5

higher standard of care must be given to children as they’re more at risk
Moloney v Lambeth BC

Question 6

what is the case for the doctrine of allurement?

Answer 6

Glasgow v Taylor

Question 7

principle from Phipps v Rochester

Answer 7

parents are expected to supervise their children

Question 8

s2(3)(b) and case?

Answer 8

specialist visitor (professional) is expected to guard against the risk ordinarily associated with the trade
Roles v Nathan

Question 9

s2(4)(b) and case?

Answer 9

there is damage caused by negligent contractor when:
a) it was reasonable to hire the contractor for the work
b) a competent contractor was chosen
c) the work was inspected of appropriate
Hasledine v Daw

Question 10

s2(1)?

Answer 10

able to use exclusion causes in certain circumstances

Question 11

what 2 defences are available?

Answer 11

contributory negligence and volenti

Question 12

section for volenti?

Answer 12

s2(5)

Question 13

section for contributory negligence?

Answer 13

s2(3)

Question 14

what are remedies available for?

Answer 14

personal injury, property damage and consequential losses

Question 15

principle from Tomlinson v Congleton?

Answer 15

a lawful visitor can become a trespasser by exceeding the proper limits of his visit