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    Sam Clover Case Study

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    Brief Answer A court will likely conclude that Soul was not exonerated from the duty of care he owed Clover. In situations where a person’s negligence necessitates a rescue attempt by another person, the negligent person owes a duty of care to the rescuer unless the two are engaged in a special relationship that exonerates the negligent person from this obligation. Nieghbarger at 546 & 547.…

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    Duty Of Care

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    the injured party can recover damages from the manufacturer. Often this recovery can occur without proof of negligence on the part of the manufacturer, provided that the injury was not incurred through the direct fault of the user or misuse of the product. During typical products liability litigation, the plaintiff must show that the offending…

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    Conclusion: Strict Product Liability c. Defenses: i. Rule: Negligence 1. Definition: When a reasonable person fails to do their duty to take a certain standard of care in their circumstances. 2. Analysis: The caution tape was not clearly evident along with the above threat. 6. Freaky Fireworks, Inc. (FFW) a. Claims Against: i. Vs. No one b. Defenses: Negligence i. Rule: contributory negligence 1. Definition: the complaining party’s own negligence caused her own injuries. 2. Analysis: Elizabeth…

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    Joan's Prima Facie Case

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    Joan’s Theory Dr. Witt was negligent in failing to order an X-ray on multiple occasions, which caused injury to Joan. Issue: Did Dr. Witt treat Joan with a professional standard of care? Rule: “To establish professional medical negligence the evidence presented by the patient must show a violation of the degree of care and skill that required of a physician.” Smith v. Finch, 681 S.E. 2d 147 (Ga. 2009). Analysis: In order to establish a prima facie case against Dr. Witt, Joan will need…

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    Cruise Ship Injury Essay

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    vacationing on a cruise ship, you may have the right to legal compensation for your injuries. You Must Prove Negligence The only way a cruise ship can be responsible for your injuries is if they were negligent in some way. This means that they acted without care regarding the safety of the passengers on the boat. An accident doesn’t always mean the cruise ship acted without care though, because negligence is only possible if the staff had an opportunity to prevent the injury from happening and…

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    negligent acts of OO, in this case, the selling of skis. Negligence of Outdoor Outfitters is also determined through proximate cause. The acts of the salesperson can directly be linked to Neil’s injuries due to the fact that this was a foreseeable incident, since Neil did state that he ‘really wants to do it.’ If a state statute deemed that there was an age limit to be able to buy skis the salesperson would also be liable under Negligence Per Se. The previously, mentioned hypothetical situations…

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    and fell due to wet weather causing the floor to become, ‘wet or moist, in a supermarket foyer owned by the appellant (Australian Safeway Stores, defendant). The fall caused injuries to the respondent, in which she sued for damages resulting of negligence, and a breach of the general duty of care, and the special duty of care owed by an occupier to an invitee. Zaluzna sued for damages in the Supreme Court, appealing to the Full Court following. The defendant appealed by special leave to the…

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    asbestos is still remained and do not fully remove. Remedies and Conclusion: As the negligent of G Shepherd & Co, it make the misstatement of the contract of sale which mislead David and couples to sign and purchase the property. As David’s negligence in misappropriate arranging the assessor, Basil which lead Roland and Belle finally believe and accept the contract. Because G Shepherd & Co and David satisfy all of the criteria of being sued as…

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    judiciary to articulate a general test the establishment of a duty of care concepts of foreseeability and neighbourhood as mentioned by Lord Aitken in Donaghue and Stevenson. The basic premise of Capro is that in order for there to be liability in negligence three elements must be satisfied and those elements are foreseeability of damage, the relationship of proximity between the parties and finally it must be fair just and reasonable to apply such a duty before discussing the particulars of the…

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    The U.S. civil legal system is perhaps the most refined legal system in the world and is constantly in a pursuit of justice that follows society’s ideals. The system however is not set in stone and is not perfect or correct all the time. In all civil cases we witness the laws of reasoning and through these laws we can adjust an unfair or incorrect law. In a specific case known as Dillon V. Legg we see a change in law. The case was originally determined by the district court of California based…

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