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“The thing speaks for itself” • Hard to gain evidence of actual negligence being committed against the C. • “The negligence was so obvious it speaks for itself” > replaces the breach and causation/remoteness stages • Three stage test is created Scott v London Dock GSM |
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1. The thing causing the damage was under the exclusive control of the D Gee v Metropolitan Railway
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2. Accident must be one that doesn’t happen in the absence of negligence Scott v London Dock |
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3. there must be no other explanation for the injury. Mahon v Osbourne |
