Criado por Amy O'Farrell
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Duty of Care
Caparo v Dickman
Damage must be reasonably foreseeable-Proven
Damage must be reasonably foreseeable- Not Proven
Sufficient proximity between the parties-Proven
Sufficient proximity between the parties- Not Proven
Fair, just and reasonable to impose a duty
Fair, just and reasonable to impose a duty- Exception
Breach of Duty Definition
Objective 'reasonably man' test
Inexperience is irrelevant
Age can lower standard of care
Profession can raise standard of care
Size/degree of risk
Seriousness of harm
Practicability of Precautions
Benefits of taking risk
Res Ipsa Loquitur
Causation- 'But for' test
Intervening Acts
Remoteness of damage
How harm happens is irrelevant
Thin Skull Principle