OLA 1957 0.0 / 5 ? LawLaw of TortA2/A-levelAQA Created by: molly_may46Created on: 13-03-19 19:35 Who does this act aim to protect? Lawful visitors (e.g., invitees, those in exercise of their legal calling) 1 of 8 In what two situations may the standard of care from the reasonable occupier waiver? With children and people in exercise of their calling 2 of 8 What must occupier be prepared for with children (and case)? For them to be less careful than adults (Jolley v Sutton) 3 of 8 What must occupier be prepared for with people in exercise of their calling (and case)? That they guard against risks usually incident to their field of work (Roles v Nathan) 4 of 8 What must any warnings cover? They must cover the danger, but they do not have to cover obvious risks 5 of 8 An occupier may not be liable for dangers created by an independent contractor if: He acted reasonably in all circumstances in entrusting work to ICs. 6 of 8 An occupier may not be liable for dangers created by an independent contractor if: he took reasonable steps to ensure that the work carried out by the ICs was properly and competently done. 7 of 8 Case for independent contractors? Bottomley v Todmorden Cricket Club 8 of 8
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