Negligence - AQA Law Alevel

how many parts are there to negligence?

what are they?

what was the first test called that established who owed who a duty of care?

what case showed the neighbour test?

what was the neighbour test replaced by?

what case established the caparo test?

how many parts are there to the caparo test?

what are they?

what case shows the harm being reasonably foreseeable by a reasonable person?

what case shows the harm NOT being reasonably foreseeable?

in what ways can c and d have a proximate relationship?

case to show there was a proximate relationship between c and d?

case to show there WASN'T a proximate relationship between c and d?

why is it not fair, just or reasonable to impose a duty on the police?

what case shows it no being fair, just or reasonable to impose a duty on the police?

hw many parts are there to breach of duty?

what are they?

how many different types of standards of care are there?

what are they? what case backs each one up?

what happens if c has some special characteristics about them?

what case shows special characteristics of c?

what does it mean about the size of the risk?

case for showing the size of the risk?

how does d know if precautions are needed to be taken?

case to show precautions were needed?

what does to mean by the 'benefit of taking the risk'

what case shows the benefit of taking the risk?

what examples count as damages?

how many parts are there to damage?

what are they?

what does causation state?

what is this part similar to in criminal law?

what case shows the causation element (but for test) being successful in that the breach did NOT cause the damage?

what does remoteness of damage mean?

what case shows the the damage being too remote from the original negligent act?

what else is considered in damage?

what section do these come under; causation or remoteness of damage?

what case shows the egg-shell rule working? why does it work?

what case shows that if the injury is reasonably foreseeable, then the precise way in which it happened does not matter? why does it show this?