1984

Question 1

What is tresspasser

Answer 1

Strict liabilty

Question 2

Trespass by area case

Answer 2

Coleman brothers

Question 3

Trespass by purpose

Answer 3

Calgrath- invited on for one
Invited to use stairs not slide down the banister

Question 4

Where must danger come from

Answer 4

1.1A premesis not C activity

Question 5

Duty of care sections

Answer 5

1.3
A-c

Question 6

1.3a

Answer 6

Aware of danger or reasonable grounds it exists

Question 7

1.3b

Answer 7

Know or reasonable grounds that C will be in vicinity

Question 8

1.3C

Answer 8

In all circumstances reasonable to offer protection

Question 9

What is duty of care

Answer 9

To take such care as reasonable to see that C does not suffer injury due to premesis

Question 10

When can duty is 1.3 be discharged

Answer 10

If reasonable care has been taken -1.4
What would reasonable person do to protect tresspasser
Warning signs - 1.5
Obvious risk
Volenti
If C is determined minority
No more he could’ve done

Question 11

Warning notice

Answer 11

1.5

Westwood V post office
Take reasonable steps in circumstance to give warning of danger or discourage it

Question 12

Obvious risk

Answer 12

No need to protect for ovious risk
Dalby V National trust

Question 13

Irresponsible minority

Answer 13

Platt V Liverpool

Do not have to protect

Question 14

Volenti section

Answer 14

1.6

Question 15

Con Meg apply?

Answer 15

Yes

Question 16

Time of year?

Answer 16

Matters

Donoghue V Folkestone

Question 17

Children

Answer 17

Same as adults

Baldacchino V west wittering

Question 18

Children

Answer 18

Baldachino V west wittering
Same as adult

Question 19

Children

Answer 19

Baldachino V west wittering
Same as adult

Question 20

Claim for

Answer 20

1.8
Not property