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Which case established the neighbour principle?

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which case established the 3 part test for duty of care?

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Loss suffered reasonably foreseeable
Is it fair to empose a duty?
Haley v London Electricity Board
Ashton v Turner
Bourhill v Young
is there sufficient proximity?
Hill v Cheif Constable of West Yorks

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Haley v London Electricity Board
Bourhill v Young
Hill v Cheif Constable of WY
Ashton v Turner
Kent v Griffiths

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Burglar tried suing his get away driver
ambulance arrived 30 mins late causing patient to have a respitory arrest
suffered miscarriage after seeing aftermath of a car accident
rippers last victim, tried suing as her daughter died
blind man fell down an unnantended hole

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What does the 'reasonable man' explain?

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Which case illustrates that 'the law doesnt take into account lack of skill'?

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choose the two circumstances which the objective standard isnt applied?

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Which case established 'negligence is the omission to do something that the reasonable man would not'?

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match the Breach Of duty cases to their facts

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Nettleship v Weston
Bolam v Friern HMC
Mullin v Richards

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learner driver crashed car, fractured passengers knee
children having a ruler fight, blind due to a splinter from the ruler
C suffered fractures due to not been given relaxant drugs, however other docors would also refuse so the objective standard for doctors was met

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Roe v Minister of Health
Bolton v Stone
Paris v Stepney
Latimer v AEC
Watt v Hertfordshire County Council

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Cricket ball went over perimeter fence and injured someone
injured at work due to factory flooding however all precautions were taken
Jack on the wrong vehicle caused mans leg to be crushed however it was an emergency
one eyed employee was blinded due to the employer not providing safety goggles
Faulty storage of anastetic, however all necessary precations taken

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What are the three factors under DAMAGE

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which cases are used for causation within DAMAGE

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Which 3 cases illustrate the remoteness of loss?

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McWilliams v Arrol
Barnett v Chelsea & Kensington HMC
The Wagon Mound
Hughes v Lord Advocate
Bradford v Robinson Rentals
Smith v Leech Brain

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harbour caught fire when wealding a ship, losses too remote to claim for
misdiagnosed, Died of arsenic poisoning however doctors wouldnt have been able to help anyway
molten metal hit C on the lip, and restarted dormant cancer within C, take the victim as you find him
playing in man hole, Parrafin lamp exloded causing burns, this type of injury is foreseable
fell 70 ft to his death, wife tried claiming but she was unsuccessful as they proved he wouldnt have worn one if supplied
Suffered frostbrite when driving a truck which wasnt fitted with heating, reasonably foreseeable loss

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