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Rylands v Fletcher
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What does 'strict liability' mean in Rylands v Fletcher?

Defendant liable without being negligent

How many elements must be satisfied for a Rylands v Fletcher claim to succeed?

Five - all must be satisfied

In Giles v Walker, why was there no liability for thistles damaging crops?

Thistles grew naturally on the land

Must the accumulated thing be inherently dangerous to qualify as 'likely to do mischief'?

No, just likely to cause harm if it escapes

Can claimants recover damages for personal injuries under Rylands v Fletcher?

No, only property damage recoverable

What does 'escape' mean according to British Celanese v AH Hunt Ltd?

Moving from defendant's control to no control

What standard defines 'non-natural use' of land?

Extraordinary and unusual

What must be reasonably foreseeable to avoid damage being too remote?

The type of damage that occurs

Is there liability under Rylands v Fletcher for pure economic loss?

No liability for pure economic loss

Which is NOT a defence to Rylands v Fletcher?

Defendant's financial hardship

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