Delict Cases Flashcards

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The one with the he pregnant woman on the tram

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Bourhill V Young - the claimant was not directly involved since she did not see the accident she chose to walk past.

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What is the test Hunter v Hanley created?

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1-there must be a usual and normal practice (I.e by a doctor)
2-The doctor must not have adopted that practice
3-the action adopted must be one which no professional man of ordinary skill in said field would taken.

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The one with the boys who dropped a lamp down a hole

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Hughes V Lord advocate, the damage was not too remote to be unforeseen

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The one with the asbestos lid reacting and exploding.

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Doughty v turner manufacturing company, since it was unknown asbestos would react that way the damage was too remote.

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The one with the building burning close by properties

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Smith v Littlewood were crucially not made aware of the vandals entries or fires. They were not liable since they were not made aware.

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Case about the snail, what does it mean?

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Donoghue v Stevenson 1932 - Company owes a duty of care to its “neighbour”

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