Tort - Remoteness of Damage Flashcards

1
Q

Claimant can only recover if he can show that the type of damage he has suffered was reasonably foreseeable

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The Wagon Mound (No1)

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2
Q

Farm worker contracting ‘rare disease’ unforeseeable

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Tremain v Pike

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3
Q

Injury from exposure to cold foreseeable

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Bradford v Robinson Rentals

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4
Q

No need to foresee the exact circumstances leading up to the injury

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Hughes v Lord Advocate (lamp)

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5
Q

No need to foresee extent of damages ; D liable for full extent

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Vacwell Engineering

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6
Q

Thin skull rule - D still remains liable for full extent of injuries

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Smith v Leech Brain

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7
Q

Thin skull rule applies to claimant’s financial health

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Lagden v O’Connor

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