Tort Law - Defences to Negligence Flashcards
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Petrol station, Wild West
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Yachuk v Oliver Blais
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Evans LJ in Revill v Newberry
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One thing to deny gains from illegal conduct, but another to deny compensation for personal injury
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What judge in what case stated that the last opportunity doctrine was now inappropriate after LR(CN)A?
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Denning in Jones v Livox Quarries
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Law Com 2009 Consultation Paper
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Insufficient flexibility and discretion so broad it would be uncertain for illegality defence to go on statutory footing
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Adams v Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway judgment
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CN, bc not in situation which ‘obliged him to adopt alternative of a dangerous leap or to remain at certain peril’
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What did Atiyah highlight about CN reductions?
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D is usually insured, but C’s CN is usually personally borne, means negligent people do not pay for consequences but CN people do
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Helicopter
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Morris v Murray
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Baker v TE Hopkins judgment
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No CN - judge situation from rescuer’s point of view
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Pitts v Hunt general
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Motorcycle drunk
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Latin phrase for voluntary assumption of risk
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Volenti non fit injuria
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In what case did the ECJ say compensation can only be limited in ‘exceptional circumstances’, appearing to complicate CN?
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Candolin v Pahjola
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Woolridge v Sumner judgment
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No application of volenti
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Churchill v Wilkinson
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Thought CN reduction fell within Candolin, and thus no breach of EU law
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L&O on Froom guidelines and EU law
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May be inconsistent with Motor Insurance Directive
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Why is the case of Canterbury Medical Council v Taylor doubted?
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Only risk of injury need be accepted for volenti, not injury itself
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When were the recommendations by the Law Revision Committee 8th Report enacted?
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1945
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Why couldn’t C claim future earnings in Hewison v Meridian Shipping PTE?
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Would have only got future earnings if he had continued with the deception
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What judge in what case stated that it is one thing to deny gains from illegal conduct, but another to deny compensation for personal injury?
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Evans LJ in Revill v Newberry
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Social security benefits, joint purchase
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Tinsley v Milligan
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Glofcheski on Pitts v Hunt
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They refused to set the standard, showing judicial abstention
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Case on impossibility of ascertaining standard of care for illegality defence
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Pitts v Hunt
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What did LJ Diplock focus on in Woolridge v Sumner?
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Reasonable acts of reasonable person in D’s situation, ignoring C’s consent or lack thereof
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What judge in Vellino v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester applied illegality under FJR limb - one of many factors?
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Sedley LJ
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Why has the defence of illegality developed more in recent years
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Elimination of the volenti defence for motor vehicle accidents
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What did the court in Apotex highlight there is no need to assess?
Significance of illegalit
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Translation of ex turpi causa no oritur actio
No action arises from a disgraceful cause
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What academic required two strands of knowledge for volenti defence?
Jaffey
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What two cases showed that volenti does not operate if C's act was one which D had a DoC to prevent?
Kirkham v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester; Reeves v MPC
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What are the two possible scenarios for the volenti defence?
Express agreement D will not sue C if the risk materialises into an injury, or implicit in situation that C agrees to the risk
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How many people, at the time of Froom v Butcher, did not wear their seatbelt?
75%
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What two strands of knowledge does Jaffey require for volenti defence?
C fully aware of possibility of negligence, and fully ware of facts making it likely D would commit specific act of negligence
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What two cases show that if CN was not available for actions prior to 1945, not available after Act either
Pritchard v CoOp and Standard Charters Bank v Pakistan Shipping
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Butterfield v Forrester general
Pole, horse, 'riding violently'
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To what do the courts look in order to ascertain implied agreement?
C's conduct
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To what torts does the illegality defence apply?
All torts generally
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What did Denning say on application of causation in Jones v Livox?
Changed after LR(CN)A - last opportunity doctrine now inappropriate
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Pritchard v CoOp general
Manager hit
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Why does Buckley favour Hounga v Allen?
Openness and pragmatism
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'No court will lend its aid to a man who founds his cause of action on an immoral or an illegal act'
Homan v Johnson
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Lord Reid in Staple v Gypsum Mines
Consider two factors in particular for apportionment in CN - relative fault of D and C, and causal potency of each party's contribution
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Jones v Livox Quarries on causation
Distinction between linked events and that which is 'no more than part of the history'
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Jackson v Murry general
Car hit pedesterian
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Shot firers, brothers
ICI Ltd v Shatwell
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Law Com 2001 Consultation Paper
Suggested illegality defence go on statutory footing, with 'structured discretion'
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Interlocutory injunction loss, manufacturing illegal
Les Laboratoires Servier v Apotex Inc
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Afternoon drive, more drunk
Dann v Hamilton
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Drug addict, bunkbed, withdrawal
St George v Home Office
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Why did Tinsley v Milligan reject public conscience test?
Defence is not discretionary
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What did the minority argue for apportionment of CN in Corr v IBC?
0%
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Joyce v O'Brien judgment
If you enter into a criminal act increasing risk to injury, and are injured, the law regards your criminal act as causing your injury
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What was the apportionment of CN in Corr v IBC?
20% because he had some choice (albeit distorted)
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When did LJ Diplock say there would be no application of volenti in Woolridge v Sumner?
If DoC stems solely from Donoghue's 'neighbourliness' principle (foreseeability of injury)
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Woolridge v Sumner general
Horse competition, photographer
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What kind of language did Lord Pearce use in ICI Ltd v Shatwell?
Contractual
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Baker v TE Hopkins general
Two workers, well, doctor
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Shed shot
Revill v Newberry
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What judge in Morris v Murray showed concern that the more drunker a D, the better their legal position with regard to volenti?
LJ Fox
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Hounga v Allen judgment
Public policy approach
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What modern case shows a radical, open-ended approach to illegality defence?
Hounga v Allen
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Jones v Livox Quarries on standards of care for CN
Degree of care a reasonable person would take
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What judge in what case adopted a 'public conscience' test in minority for illegality defence?
Beldam LJ in Pitts v Hunt
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What judge in Gray reasoned through inconsistency?
Rodger
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What academic favours Hounga approach?
Buckley
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What English case suggests CN apportionment under Froom falls within Candolin?
Churchill v Wilkinson
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Name two cases which explore the standard of care expected to avoid CN when D's negligence created an emergency
Adams v Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway; Baker v TE Hopkins
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Morris v Murray judgment
Volenti applied
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Les Laboratoires Servier v Apotex Inc on illegality defence generally
Lord Sumption claimed illegality is more 'judicial abstention' than a defence
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S.1 LR(CN)A
CN is not a complete defence, allowing reduction if partly C's own fault or partly fault of others
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Yachuk v Oliver Blais judgment
No expectation they would exercise care for their own safety - only 7 and 9
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Who refashions the volenti defence as an assessment of P's conduct?
Tan
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What did Denning MR say in Gough?
Child could never be liable for CN, and older only if to BLAME for failing to take precautions
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What are the two ingredients for volenti in implied situation?
Knowledge + implied agreement
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Famous quote from Dann v Hamilton
'Intermeddling with an unexploded bomb or walking on the edge of an unfenced cliff'
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Lexi Holdings v DTZ Debenham
LJ Briggs showed Hoffmann's approach is not a 'universally applicable test'
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Name at least three approaches to illegality defence
Criminality irrelevant, impossibility of ascertaining standard of care, relevant to FJR and reliance test
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Why did volenti not apply in Corr?
Suicide not truly voluntary due to clinical depression
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Candolin v Pahjola judgment
ECJ said compensation can only be limited in 'exceptional circumstances'
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What case enforced that to apportion CN, judges must balance out 'strands of policy' to reflect state responsibility AND personal autonomy
Reeves v MPC
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Froom v Butcher on apportionment
Per Lord Denning, benchmark for 'classic' cases at 25% for protective devices at least
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What is interesting about the finding of C's mental health in Reeves v MPC?
Found to be of sound mind, and thus act WAS voluntary and well-considered
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Dann v Hamilton general
Afternoon drive, more drunk
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What case expressly rejected public policy required reassessment of Froom guidelines because of increase awareness in importance of protective devices
J v Wilkins
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Dissenting judge in Vellino v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester
Sedley LJ
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ICI Ltd v Shatwell judgment
Volenti applied - SF knew the risk
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What case rejected public conscience test?
Tinsley v Milligan
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How did Lord Reid characterise someone who deliberately and knowingly disobeys orders, running a risk?
Not negligence at all - volenti defence
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What judge in what case stated that one person at fault does not 'dispense with another's using ordinary care for himself'?
Lord Ellenborugh CJ in Butterfield v Forrester
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Medical treatment, boxing
Watson v British Boxing Board
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What judge in what case asked if the child could be to BLAME for failing to take precautions?
Denning MR in Gough v Thorne
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What standard COULD have been applied in Pitts v Hunt?
Nettleship v Weston Ordinary reasonable driver
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Candolin v Pahjola general
Compensation denied in Finland
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What two cases show a reasonable person test to avoid CN reduction is based on what one OUGHT to do, not what the majority DO do
Smith v Finch; Froom v Butcher
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St George v Home Office considered what would have happened if CN had applied - what was their decision?
No reduction whatsoever because C in state facility who knew of his addiction
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Motorcycle drunk
Pitts v Hunt
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What did the judges in Revill v Newberry consider illegality relevant for?
Contracts
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Standard Charters Bank v Pakistan Shipping general
Misrepresented shipping date, pay price
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Hewison v Meridian Shipping PTE general
Seafarer, epilepsy, deception
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Who said that the judgment in Corr showed 'no understanding of the effect of serious depression'
O'Sullivan
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Latin phrase for illegality
Ex turpi causa no oritur actio
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What does turpitude mean?
Wrongfulness
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What kinds of acts can give rise to a claim for contributory negligence?
Intentional AND negligent acts of C
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Dillon LJ in Pitts v Hunt
Need sufficient causal connection between illegality and injury for illegality defence
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Gray showed law developing along recommendation lines, so no legislative reform needed
Law Com 2010
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Kirkham v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester judgment
Not of sound mind so damages, and volenti doesn't apply if act of C was one which gave D DoC
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Jones v Livox Quarries general
Riding on back of quarry truck
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ICI Ltd v Shatwell general
Shot firers, brothers
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What is insufficient for the volenti defence to operate?
Mere knowledge
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Whose approach in Pitts v Hunt was closest to Hoffmann in Grey v Thames Trains?
Dillon LJ
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What judge highlighted how C in Corr was not truly voluntary because of psychiatric illness?
Bingham
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What academic strongly criticised Corr v IBC judgment on CN?
O'Sullivan
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What is apportionment for CN under s.1 LR(CN)A?
Reduction as far as it is fair and equitable to reflect their contribution
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What judge in what case gave the two factors considered in particular to apportion under s.1 LR(CN)A?
Lord Reid in Staple v Gypsum Mines
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What case showed the manipulation of causation test to get the desired outcome in illegality defence?
Joyce v O'Brien
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What does the case of Smith v Finch show about standards of care required to avoid CN?
Focusing on what reasonable person OUGHT to do - no interest in how many wore helmet
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Name at least two cases where illegality was matched with reliance test
Hewison v Meridian Shipping PTE; Tinsley v Milligan; Gray v Thames Trains
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Why was the claim on lost earnings rejected in Gray?
Inappropriate for tort to displace criminal penalty on narrow ground of illegality defence
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Beldam LJ in Pitts v Hunt'
Public conscience test
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Tinsley v Milligan general
Social security benefits, joint purchase
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What did the trial judge recognise in Jones v Livox Quarries?
Only risk created by C's CN was that of being thrown off, and therefore being hit with another vehicle was unforeseeable
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What did Lord phillips argue in Gray?
Illegality doesn't apply if D's behaviour is not WHY he was ordered into the institution, e.g. because insanity defence
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Case rejecting illegality defence by saying criminality irrelevant
Revill v Newberry
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Smith v Finch general
Cyclist without helmet
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Pitts v Hunt
Doubted court could order 100% reduction in respect of C's negligence
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What did Jackson v Murray say about blameworthiness in CN?
That of motorist tends to be higher if between motorist and pedestrian, due to potential to cause damage
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Hobbled donkey
Davies v Mann
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Homan v Johnson illegality defence definition
'No court will lend its aid to a man who founds his cause of action on an immoral or an illegal act'
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What case doubted court could order 100% reduction respect of C's negligence?
Pitts v Hunt
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Smith v Finch on causation
Would have made no difference so no CN
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Gray v Thames Trains general
Ladbroke trains, PTSD, stabbing
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Froom v Butcher on causation
It is to C's DAMAGE, not to the original accident - C need not have contributed to the original accident at all
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St George v Home Office general
Drug addict, bunkbed, withdrawal
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What case gave a definition of 'emergency' to avoid CN reduction?
Adams v Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
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How was Dann distinguished in Morris?
Morris was a lot more extreme, and social convention at play in Dann - hard for C to extricate herself without giving offence
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Kirkham v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester general
Suicide, police custody
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What judge in Gray reasoned through causation?
Hoffmann
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St George v Home Office judgment
Negligence too remote in 'time, place and circumstance'
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What case showed that each case is face-dependent for standard of care expected to avoid CN
Galbraith's Curator v Stewart
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Corr v IBC Vehicles on volenti
Did not apply
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What judge in Gray v thames Trains called Tinsley unhelpful in tort?
Hoffmann
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What section of what Act stated volenti no longer a defence to motor vehicle accidents?
S.149 Road Traffic Act 1988
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Volenti non fit injuria
Voluntary assumption of risk
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What judge in what case stated illegality is more 'judicial abstention' than defense?
Lord Sumption in Les Laboratoires Servier v Apotex Inc
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Name a case which explores the standard of care expected from children to avoid CN
Yachuk v Oliver Blais; Gough v Thorne; Galbraith's Curator v Stewart
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Why is there no need to assess significance of illegality in illegality defence?
Narrow version is automatic, and wider is just a question of causation
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What is a disadvantage of the reasoning in Joyce?
Artificial and against orthodox causation
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What Report recommended legislative change to apply admiralty rules on apportionment based on CN?
Law Revision Committee 8th Report
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'Intermeddling with an unexploded bomb or walking on the edge of an unfenced cliff' CASE
Dann v Hamilton
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Adams v Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway general
Door of train carriage
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Ladbroke trains, PTSD, stabbing
Gray v Thames Trains
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Morris v Murray general
Helicopter
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What two situations were required for volenti to operate in Dann?
Obvious danger C chose to go into OR impliedly giving D permission to act carelessly
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What did the Law Commission say was the best rationale for the illegality defence?
Consistency in the law
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What academic highlighted how the judges in Pitts v Hunt refused to set the standard, not that it was impossible?
Glofcheski
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Reeves v MPC general
Prison transfer, suicide
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Pole, horse, 'riding violently'
Butterfield v Forrester
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What is there a parallel with in the case of Joyce?
CN cases - manipulating causation test to get desire outcome
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Watson v British Boxing Board judgment
C accepted risk of injury caused by events in ring, but not risks following for inadequate/negligent provision of treatment
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What two factors are considered in particular for apportionment in CN?
Relative fault and causal potency of each party's contribution
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What case applied illegality under FJR limb of Caparo
Vellino v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester
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Galbraith's Curator v Stewart
Each case is face-dependent for standard of care expected to avoid CN
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What case shows within it that judges have a hard time determining CN apportionment?
Corr v IBC Vehicles
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Why did L&O think Froom guidelines might be inconsistent with Motor Insurance Directive?
General and abstract criteria
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From what case was the 'last opportunity' doctrine?
Davies v Mann
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Hughes v Williams
Froom applies in failure to use appropriate restraints for children
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Why was there CN reduction in Corr v IBC?
Retained SOME capacity and responsibility - recognised value of personal autonomy
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What judge in what case focused on reasonable test of D, instead of acts of C to imply acceptance of risk, in order to ascertain breach of duty for volenti?
LJ Diplock in Woolridge v Sumner
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Hepple and Matthews on ICI v Shatwell
If D had been C's senior, and told C to do it, would have been harder to show risk acceptance
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What judge in ICI Ltd v Shatwell used contractual language to ascertain implicit agreement to risk for volenti?
Lord Pearce
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Canterbury Medical Council v Taylor
Australian cases suggest genuine belief risk will not materialise removes volenti defence
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L&O on Corr
Can it sensibly be said C is guilty of CN for very act D was supposed to prevent?
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Woodley v Met District Railway general
Side wall, railway, tool
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How did Tan refashion volenti defence?
Assessment of P's conduct
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Tinsley v Milligan judgment
Claim is barred if C needs to rely on facts disclosing illegality
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Who referred to social convention in Morris v Murray to explain Dann?
LJ Fox
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Name a case exploring relationship between breach of duty and volenti defence?
Woolridge v Sumner, Tomlinson v Congleton BC and Watson v British Boxing Board
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With what EU law instrument did L&O suggest Froom might be inconsistent?
Motor Insurance Directive
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When did they state the illegality defence does not apply in Hounga v Allen?
If illegality is solely background, collateral information
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Suggested illegality defence go on statutory footing, with 'structured discretion'
Law Com 2001 Consultation Paper
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What were the two claims in Gray v Thames Trains?
Lost earnings whilst in institution, and loss in earning capacity
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What case made it clear that causation for CN is as to C's DAMAGE, not the original accident
Froom v Butcher
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Hewison v Meridian Shipping PTE JUDGMENT
Recover for pain and suffering, but not future earnings
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Admiralty Commissioners v Volute general
Equal apportionment in admiralty under statute
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What case showed that LR(CN)A s.4 does not allow interpretation which applies CN as a defence where it wasn't available prior to 1945?
Standard Charters Bank v Pakistan Shipping
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Yachuk v Oliver Blais general
Petrol station, Wild West
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What case highlighted how tort is trying to compensate for injuries, so illegality defence is irrelevant?
Revill v Newberry
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Why did Rodger reject Hoffmann's causation analysis in Gray?
Doesn't explain why D is liable no further than X point
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Tomlinson v Congleton BC judgment
Occupiers of recreational land can assume anyone using the land recreationally accepts inherent risks
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What case by the ECJ complicated the area of CN?
Candolin v Pahjola
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Revill v Newberry judgment
Illegality not relevant as trying to compensatee for injury
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Who highlighted that the outcome would likely have been different in ICI v Shatwell if D had been C's senior?
Hepple and Matthews
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What judge in what case emphasised that Hoffmann in Gray is not a 'universally applicable test'?
Lexi Holdings v DTZ Debenham LJ Briggs
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What case shows Australia removes volenti defence if genuine belief risk will not materialise?
Canterbury Medical Council v Taylor
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Butterfield v Forrester judgment
CN applied - one person at fault does not 'dispense with another's using ordinary care for himself'
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Equal apportionment in admiralty under statute
Admiralty Commissioners v Volute
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Why do L&O argue Froom is not inconsistent with Motor insurance Directive
Requires 'disproportionate' limitation or exclusion for breach of EU law - 25% reduction is hardly disproportionate
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What case shows Froom applies in failure to use appropriate restraints for children?
Hughes v Williams
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S.149 Road Traffic Act 1988
Volenti no longer defence to motor vehicle accidents
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What case relied and built on Occupiers' Liability Act 1984 in illegality
Revill v Newberry
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Watson v British Boxing Board general
Medical treatment
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What is the narrow version of illegality?
No claim to compensate for loss resulting from criminal sanction
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What is the wide version of illegality?
No claim to compensate a consequence of C's own criminal conduct
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Manager hit
Pritchard v CoOp
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Who highlighted how the lack of insurance, usually, on the part of C means they pay for CN reduction, whilst D is usually insured
Atiyah
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Smith v Baker
By end of 19th century, knowledge insufficient
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Reeves v MPC on HOW to apportion CN
Balance out 'strands of policy' to reflect state responsibility AND personal autonomy
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Vellino v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester general
Windows
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Jackson v Murray judgment
There is no precise figure for CN
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What case showed the courts rejecting the last opportunity rule, apportioning liability in proportion to degree of fault under statute?
Admiralty Commissioners v Volute
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Pritchard v CoOp judgment
CN not available for battery prior to 1945, so not after either
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Revill v Newberry general
Shed shot
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Insufficient flexibility and discretion so broad it would be uncertain for illegality defence to go on statutory footing
Law Com 2009 Consultation Paper
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Two recent conflicting cases on illegality defence
Hounga v Allen; Laboratoires Servier v Apotex
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Misrepresented shipping date, pay price
Standard Charters Bank v Pakistan Shipping
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Swimming
Tomlinson v Congleton BC
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What case stated that there is no precise figure to apportion damages under CN?
Jackson v Murray
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Hounga v Allen general
Harassment and immigration
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Why did volenti apply in Dann v Hamilton?
Developing situation and not clear enough that she agreed
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What is an advantage of Tan's approach to volenti?
Allows adaptation according to social policy
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Pitts v Hunt judgment
JOINT illegal activity made standard hard to ascertain
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What judge in what case for causation made a distinction between linked events and those which are 'no more than part of the history'?
Denning in Jones v Livox Quarries
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What did LJ Salmond say in Gough v Thorne?
Compared C's actions with reasonable person of same age and gender
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What two cases should be compared to show case-by-case CN apportionment leads to uncertain results?
St George v Home Office; Reeves v MPC
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Why would it have been problematic for the court in St George v Home Office to acknowledge that certain background characteristics did contribute to his injury?
Medical negligence - C partly responsible for being harmed in the first place, necessitating medical treatment
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Standard Charters Bank v Pakistan Shipping JUDGMENT
Defence of CN not available for tort of deceit prior to 1945, so not under LR(CN)A either
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J v Wilkins
Expressly rejected public policy required reassessment of Froom guidelines because of increase awareness in importance of such devices
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Gough v Thorne general
13 1/2 year old, brothers, lorry
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Froom v Butcher general
Seatbelt
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What case shows knowledge meant assent in middle 19th century, and thus volenti defence?
Woodley v Met District Railway
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Corr v IBC Vehicles judgment on CN
CN to recognise value of personal autonomy
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Harassment and immigration
Hounga v Allen
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What judge in what case suggested illegality might be outweighed by other factors, making the defence inappropriate?
Vellino v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Sedley LJ
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Gough v Thorne judgment
No CN because adults in control
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O'Sullivan on Corr
Judgment showed 'no understanding of the effect of serious depression'
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Buckley on illegality defence
Favours Hounga
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Who highlighted how, in Corr, they held C guilty of CN for the very act D was supposed to prevent?
L&O
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Davies v Mann judgment
Focus on who had the last opportunity to avoid the damage
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How does breach of duty fit under volenti?
Assumption of risk means that C's injury does not constitute a BoD
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Les Laboratoires Servier v Apotex Inc general
Interlocutory injunction loss, manufacturing illegal
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Gray v Thames Trains judgment
wide and narrow version of illegality - both failed
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Les Laboratoires Servier v Apotex on CoA approach
Policy approach wrong and contrary to Tinsley v Milligan
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What distinction did Lord Reid make in ICI Ltd v Shatwell?
Individuals deliberately and knowingly disobeying, and carelessness
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Seafarer, epilepsy, deception
Hewison v Meridian Shipping PTE
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What judge in what case stated the volenti defence is objective?
LJ Stocker in Morris v Murray
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Why was the claim on loss in earning capacity rejected in Gray?
Causation and inconsistency
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Tomlinson v Congleton BC general
Swimming
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In what case did the court fail to recognise they could adjust damages to reflect relevant contribution, instead just applying CN as done before LR(CN)A?
Yachuk v Oliver Blais
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Woodley v Met District Railway judgment
Knowledge meant assent in middle 19th century
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What was the status of CN prior to 1945?
Complete defence
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Reeves v MPC judgment
HoL said inconsistent to allow defence of volenti to arise upon act which D had DoC to prevent
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What is an example of an intentional act of C giving rise to CN claim?
Reeves v MPC
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What is the express agreement volenti scenario now govern by?
UCTA and UTCCR
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What is the requirement of causation for CN?
C's carelessness is a legal cause of the damage, and not too remote
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Vellino v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester judgment
Illegality is a freestanding defence - criminal offence of evading arrest so no claim
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Davies v Mann general
Hobbled donkey
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What case showed that by the end of the 19th century, knowledge was insufficient for the volenti defence?
Smith v Baker
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Corr v IBC Vehicles general
Disfigurement, clinical depression, suicide
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Joyce v O'Brien general
Ladder, footplate
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Law Com 2010
Gray showed law developing along recommendation lines, so no legislative reform needed
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What does the case of Froom v Butcher show about standards of care required to avoid CN?
Not looking at what MOST people do, but what they OUGHT to do
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Why did volenti apply in Morris?
C was only merry - very much aware
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Ladder, footplate
Joyce v O'Brien
