Law Case Studies 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? LawCriminal lawASAQA Created by: billydCreated on: 17-12-14 18:21 Hill & Baxter An act must be voluntary 1 of 16 Larsonneur A state of affairs does not need to be voluntary 2 of 16 Pittwood He failed to do his contractual duty of opening the railway gate 3 of 16 Gibbins & Proctor They failed to keep his daughter alive, so broke their relationship duty 4 of 16 Stone & Dobinson They failed look after the sister, and broke their voluntary duty 5 of 16 Dytham He failed to stop the men fighting and broke his duty through official position 6 of 16 Miller He failed to put out the fire when realising the house had set alight, so failed his duty through a chain of events 7 of 16 White The 'But for' test 8 of 16 Padgett In law the defendants act does not need to be the sole or the main cause of the victims death, it has to only be more than a minimal cause 9 of 16 Smith The victims injuries were never spotted so the medical staff dropping him did not make any difference and was not so potent to break the chain. 10 of 16 Cheshire Tracheotomies usually get blocked and it is not uncommon, so this does not break the chain 11 of 16 Jordan The doctors actions were so potent that the defendants actions were rendered insignificant 12 of 16 Blaue Take your victim as you find them 13 of 16 Hayward Take your victim as you find them 14 of 16 Dear Re-opens his wounds and caused his own death 15 of 16 Roberts Daftness test 16 of 16
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