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10 cards from this deck
Strict liability
Five (all must be satisfied)
Accumulation, mischief, escape, non-natural use, remoteness
No liability - must be artificially introduced (Giles v Walker)
No - just capable of causing damage if it escapes
No - tort against land, not person (TransCo v Stockport)
From defendant's control to beyond their control
Extraordinary and unusual (by modern standards)
Damage must be reasonably foreseeable
No liability (Weller v Foot and Mouth Disease 1966)
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