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Question 1

Definition of negligence
Failing to do somthing which the reasonable person would do or somthing which the reasonable person would not do

Answer 1

Blyth v Birmingham waterworks

Question 2

Created robinson tests

Answer 2

Robinson v chief constible of west yorkshire

Question 3

If loss/ harm was forseeable to the D - caparo test

Kid plays in abandoned boat

Answer 3

Jolley v London borough of sutton

Question 4

Proximity between Cl and D - caparo test

mangled son and dad left mum traumatised

Answer 4

Mcloughlin v O’brien

Question 5

If it is fair to impose duty of care - Caparo test

soldier with no headphones

Answer 5

Mulcahy v MOD

Question 6

The reasonable Learner - Resonable person test

Crashes driving instructorscar found liable

Answer 6

Nettleship v Weston

Question 7

The reasonable child - Resonable person test

15 year old girl injured in ruler fight

Answer 7

Mullins v Richards

Question 8

Professionals - Resonable person test

falls down in electroshock therapy - other doctors opions gathered

Answer 8

Bolam v Frier Barnet Hospital

Question 9

Special Characteristics - Risk factor guidelines

one eyed miner

Answer 9

Paris v Stepney BC

Question 10

Size of risk - Risk factor guidelines

17 ft high fence cricket grandma

Answer 10

Bolton v stone

Question 11

Cost of precaution - Risk factor guidelines

flooded factory

Answer 11

Latimer v AEC

Question 12

Unkown risks - Risk factor guidelines

cracks in tubes of antispetic causing paralyasis

Answer 12

Roe v Minister of health

Question 13

Emergency sitautions - Risk factor guidelines

was crushed in th eback fo a firetruck

Answer 13

Watts v herts CC

Question 14

But for test - factual cuasation

arsenic in tea- hospital sent him home

Answer 14

Barnett-v-Chelsea & Kensington Hospital

Question 15

Reasonably forseeable - legal causation

sydney harbour

Answer 15

Wagon mound

Question 16

Interveining acts - Legal cuasation

advised agiast vaccine - other doctors advised for - vacciene ended bad

Answer 16

Thompson v Blake-James

Question 17

Thin skull rule - L

Answer 17

Smith v Leech Brain

Question 18

defintion of an occupier - control of the premisis

Answer 18

Wheat v lacon

Question 19

any fixed or moveable structure including a vessel, vehicle and aircraft’.
Case law has expanded the definition to include houses, buildings, land, lifts and even scaffolding.

Answer 19

define premisis

Question 20

implied permission - definiton of legal visitor

Answer 20

Lowery v walker

Question 21

resonably safe - duty of care for OL

Answer 21

Dean of Rochester catherderal v debell

Question 22

higher standard of care for chilren

Answer 22

Jolley v Sutton BC

Question 23

The arguement parents have a responsibiity to supervise thier children that overrides the increaased duty of care

Answer 23

Phipps v Rochester coorperation

Question 24

if a contractor is harmed they are expected to ‘appriciate and guard and special risks’

Answer 24

Roles v Nathan

Question 25

the three points for occupiers liability for contractors work

Answer 25

Hazeldine v Daw

Question 26

Warnings (or obvious danger) - defences for OL

Answer 26

stapes v West dorset DC

Question 27

contributary negligence - defences for OL | 66% reduction

Answer 27

revel v newberry

Question 28

to take reasonable steps to keep them reasonably safe if they are a lawful visitor

Answer 28

What are the three things that make up the duty of care of an occupier to a lawful visitor

Question 29

the occupier must be aware of a tresspasser the danger is one of which they should be protected the occupier must be aware of the danger

Answer 29

what are the filters for the duty of care for a tresspasser