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Question 1
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Which Act covers duty owed to lawful visitors?
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Occupiers Liability Act 1967
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Occupiers Liability Act 1984
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Occupiers Liability 1957
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Occupiers Liability Act 1954
Question 2
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Can there be more than one occupier of a premises?
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Yes
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No
Question 3
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Does there need to be physical occupation for liability to arise?
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Yes
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No
Question 4
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s1(2) Occupiers Liability 1957 covers licensees - what is a licensee?
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A person who manages a public house
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A person invited on to the land
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A person with implied or express permission to be there
Question 5
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Which case can be use to support the principle discussed in question 4?
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Lowery v Walker
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Wheat v Lacon
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Harris v Birkenhead
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Taylor v Glasgow
Question 6
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What is an allurement?
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Something likely to be stolen
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Something likely to draw people on to land
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Something likely to scare trespassers
Question 7
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Which case considered the allurement of berries to a child visitor?
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Jolley v Sutton Borough
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Tomlinson v Congleton
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Taylor v Glasgow
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Holden v White
Question 8
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Which section of the Act highlights the common duty of care owed?
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s2(4)
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s2(2)
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s2(1)
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s2(3)
Question 9
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What section of the Act covers experts/specialist?
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s2(3)(b)
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s(3)(a)
Question 10
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Did the court find the occupier liable for the death of the contractors in Roles v Nathan?
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Yes
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No
Question 11
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Will providing a warning always absolve the occupier of liability?
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Yes
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No
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Sometimes
Question 12
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Which case lead to the introduction of the 1984 Act?
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Adie v Dumbreck
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British Railway Board v Herrington
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Reville v Newbury
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Ratcliff v McConnell
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