Liability in Negligence (OCR A-Level Law): Quizzes
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What are the 3 essential elements a claimant must prove for a negligence claim to succeed?
What are the 3 essential elements a claimant must prove for a negligence claim to succeed?
Duty, breach, actionable damage
Which case first provided a clear legal definition of actionable personal injury?
Which case first provided a clear legal definition of actionable personal injury?
Dryden v Johnson Matthey plc (2018)
What type of harm does property damage in negligence refer to?
What type of harm does property damage in negligence refer to?
Harm to personal property owned
Between which relationship does an established duty of care NOT automatically exist?
Between which relationship does an established duty of care NOT automatically exist?
Manufacturer and consumer
What are the 3 elements of the modern Caparo test for duty of care?
What are the 3 elements of the modern Caparo test for duty of care?
Foresee, proximity, fair/just/reason
According to Robinson (2018), when should the Caparo test be used?
According to Robinson (2018), when should the Caparo test be used?
Only in novel cases
In Jolley v Sutton LBC, what level of foreseeability was required?
In Jolley v Sutton LBC, what level of foreseeability was required?
General type of harm
Why was proximity absent in Bourhill v Young (1943)?
Why was proximity absent in Bourhill v Young (1943)?
Claimant chose to view accident scene
In Hill v Chief Constable (1988), why was no duty owed by police?
In Hill v Chief Constable (1988), why was no duty owed by police?
Not fair/just/reasonable for crime detect
Who is your 'neighbour' according to Donoghue v Stevenson's neighbour principle?
Who is your 'neighbour' according to Donoghue v Stevenson's neighbour principle?
Anyone closely & directly affected