Defence and remedies Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three main defences in negligence?

A

Consent (full defence), Illegality (full defence), and contributory negligence (partial).

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What are the factors of the defence of consent?

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1) C had full knowledge of nature + extent of risk.
2) C willingly consented to accept risk

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3
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What is required for defence of illegality?

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There to be a link between the injury sustained and illegal activity.

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What are the factors of contributory negligence?

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1) carelessness on C part
2) That carelessness has contributed to C damages.

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5
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What are non-pecuniary losses?

A

Not capable of being calculated (personal injury)

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6
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What is included in non-pecuniary losses?

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Pain and suffering + Loss of amenity.

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What are pecuniary losses?

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Capable of calculation

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8
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How are loss of earnings calculated?

A

Multiplicand (Net annual salary) x Multiplier (years) = award.

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9
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What does the fatal accidents act (1976) enable?

A

Enables claim to continue after C death?

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What must be satisfied for claim to continue after C death under FAA 1976?

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Must be able to show that C would have been able to claim during their life.

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What can be claimed under FAA 1976?

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1) Claim on behalf of C for loss of dependancy
2) Claim for damages of bereavement
3) Claim for funeral expenses.

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