The claimant was injured when he tripped and fell over a small lump of concrete protruding about two inches from the base of a traffic bollard in the precincts of Rochester Cathedral. The Court of Appeal decided that no occupier of premises could ens
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The duty extends only to the purpose for which the visitor was allowed entry
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Where the defendants were liable when a seven-year-old child died after eating poisonous berries from a tree in a public park
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In that case the parents were responsible when their five-year-old child fell into a trench on land used as a play area. The defendants were not liable
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In that case, the occupier was not liable to a window cleaner who was injured as a result of a defective window.
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Where a fire was started negligently, the fire brigade could recover against the occupier where members of the fire brigade were injured in the process of extinguishing the fire
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Where a lift was serviced in a sub-standard manner.
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An occupier can escape liability if they give warnings- although an obvious danger does not have to have a warning attached to it (e.g. the edge of a cliff)
