Negligence - Lecture and case notes

• Law
• Not Applicable
• LAW2202 - Torts B

Resource Sample

Duty of Care The Elements of Negligence . D must have owed a duty of care to P . D must have breached that duty . The breach must have caused damage of a legally recognised kind . The damage must not have been too remote . Whether D has a defence Duty of care The Court’s Approach . Depends on the nature of the situation before the court . 3 different kinds of situations: - Situations in respect of which it is settled law that a DOC exists (Rogers v Whitaker) - Situations in respect of which it...

Resource Topics

• Bolton v Stone
• Causation
• Common law
• Damages
• Duty of care
• Hughes v Lord Advocate
• Law
• Negligence
• Proximate cause
• Tort
• Tort law
• Wrongful birth

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