pure economic loss Flashcards

1
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what is a case for physical damage to property or person?

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Mulvaine v Joseph

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when is it only possible to claim for pure economic loss?

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if there is no physical damage, if beyond the mere occurrence of loss

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what is a case for only being able to claim under E.L if there is no physical damage?

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Weller & Co Ltd v Foot and Mouth disease research institute

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4
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what is a case for explaining the difference between consequential and pure economic loss?

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Spartan Steel v Martin

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what is consequential economic loss?

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financial loss that is a direct result of personal injury or property damage caused in negligence

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6
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what is pure economic loss?

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monetary loss not caused by personal injury or damage to property

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7
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Why can C usually not claim for economic loss?

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1) floodgates (prevents courts being overwhelmed and limits liability of D)

2) better claimed from an insurance company as a matter of public policy

3) loss of profit should be covered by contract law and not negligence

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When can C claim for pure economic loss?

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When there has been a negligent misstatement and a special relationship

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9
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what is a case for special relationships?

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Hedley Byrne v Heller

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10
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what did the case of Caparo v Dickman establish?

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the criteria for a special relationship

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what are the five criteria’s to prove a special relationship?

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1) person giving statement has a special skill (Chaudhry v Prabhakar)

2) D knows C will rely on this statement (Caparo v Dickman)

3) C does rely on statement and suffers economic loss
(JEB Fasteners v Bloom)

4) reasonable for C to rely on statement

5) disclaimer

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