Criado por Erin Ashby
mais de 9 anos atrás
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Questão | Responda |
Define Negligence | a legal duty of care that has been breached and the breach has caused damage. |
when would you act under a duty of care? | Donohue v Stevenson - avoid acts that would be reasonable forseeable to injure your neighbour (closely or directly effected by my act) - Caparo v Dickman = neigbour test |
Name the 3 parts of the neighbour test: | 1. reasonably foreseeable 2. sufficient proximate relationship 3. fair reasonable and just to impose a duty |
1. damage or harm reasonably forseeable | yes - Kent v griffiths ambulance failed to arrive earlier - forseeable that har would occur no - Bourhill V Young motocyclist would not have seen the damage to baby |
2. sufficiently proximate relationship between the claimant and the defendant | yes - osman v ferguson real risk of attack on school boy as close relationship no - hill v chief constable of west yorkshire - didn't know next victim |
3. fair, just and reasonable | yes - capital and counties plc. v hampsire county council - firemen turned off sprinkler system no - hill v chief constable of west yorkshire - done everything they could |
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