Factors affecting the standard of the reasonable man
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- Factors affecting the standard of care of the reasonable man
- Size of the risk
- Bolton v Stone 1951
- Not a risk that the reasonable man would protect against.
- Haley v London Electricity Board 1964
- Bolton v Stone 1951
- Benefits of taking the risk?
- Watt v Hertfordshire County Council 1954
- Saving a woman's life outweighed the risk of injury to firefighter.
- Day v High Performance Sports 2003
- Standard of care lower when making a rescue.
- Watt v Hertfordshire County Council 1954
- Special characteristics of the C
- Paris v Stepney Borugh Council 1951
- Council owed C higher standard of care because of the known increased risk.
- Walker v Northumberland County Council 1995
- Must take more care to avoid repeat or more serious illness.
- Paris v Stepney Borugh Council 1951
- Have all practical precautions been taken?
- Latimer v AEC 1952
- Took all necessary practical precautions
- Latimer v AEC 1952
- Size of the risk
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