Duty of care

Donoghue v stevenson

Anns V Merton

Murphy V Brentwood

Caparo V Dickman

Foreseeability

Kent v Griffiths

proximity 

Mcloughlin V O'Brian 

Fair, just and reasonable

EPHRAIM v NEWHAM LBC 

practical issues - Harris v Perry

Protection of professionals Hall v SimmonsSirrors v Moore

Liability of the police HILL v CC WEST YORKSHIRE 

Reeves and Orange

Liability of public bodies -Z V UK

Moral principle Mckay v essex

Omissions

     Contractual duty

Barrnet  v Chelsea

        A defendant may owe a duty because of a special relationship with the claimant

Barrett v Mod

A defendant may owe a duty because of damage caused by a third party who is within his/her control

Haynes v Harwood

    The defendant owes a duty because of control over land or some other dangerous thing