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15 Cards in this Set
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"Love thy neighbour" |
Donoghue v Stevenson |
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Car dealers are now included, doesn't have to be from the manufacturers |
Andrews v Hopkinson |
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Passer-by's are now included |
Brown v Cotterill |
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Repairers of a vehicle owe a duty to the public |
Stennett v Hancock |
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Builders owe a duty too |
Bowen v Paramount |
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People who are unforseeable that are effected means no liability for the defendent |
Palsgraf v Long Island |
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res ipsa loquitur |
the facts speak for themselves |
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There was a red flag from the council to the builders, therefore negligence is present |
Bowen v Paramount Builders |
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Intermediate examination was not possible because of opaque bottle |
Donoghue v Stevenson |
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Plaintiff can rely on expertise of a car dealer for example |
Andrews v Hopkinson |
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If intermediate examination does occur, then it has to highlight the defect |
Hershtal v Stewert and Adern Ltd |
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Jull v Wilson and Horton and Another. What is their rule? |
- One must disclose the true nature of the defect - Give warning of the danger - Place a time limit on use |
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Common knowledge not to eat raw sausage |
Yachetti v Duff |
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What is the rule on time limit? |
Building Act 2004 & Limitations Act 1950
Liability ends six years after the first cause of action, however the six year rule restarts after every new and distinct damage. |
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What are the four elements to address for D v S |
Negligence Duty of Care Limits on Liability Damages |
