Liability in Negligence Cases

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Clues

  • any special award must be reasoble, here the claimants claims were reasonable (5, 1, 6, 6)
  • any special award must be reasonable, here the claimantr went over the top (10, 1, 8)
  • here there was no physical proxmity as the claimant was in a safe place away from the accident, and whilst she could hear it she could not see it, she later went to see the aftermath and then suffered her miscarriage (8, 1, 5)
  • the claimant had a pre - cancerous condition. He was splashed on the lip by some molten metal. the burn turned into a cancer as a result of his condition. his claim succeeded (5, 1, 5, 5)
  • the more reasonable your risk the more likely it is to be acceptable (8, 1, 6)
  • the standard of care expected of a learner driver is the same of any driver. this is logical from the point of view of those injured and because there is compulsory insurance (10, 1, 6)
  • this case is an example of forseeablity in that it is forseeable that an injured person waiting for an ambulance may have more severe injuries if there is delay (4, 1, 9)
  • this case sets out the modern 3 part test to decide whether a duty of care exists in situations where there is no precedent for duty (6, 1, 7)
  • this is the famous case set out the neighbour principle in the law of negligence, this principle is the foundation of the modern law (8, 1, 9)
  • vandals breaking into an unoccupied, but secured building and setting fire to it was a new act intervening when vandals were not common in the area (5, 1, 11)

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