Duty of Care Flashcards

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what is the case that first established doc

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Donoghue v Stevenson (1932)

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what did the Donoghue v Stevenson case establish

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Lord Atkin’s Neighbour Principle

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what is the neighbour principle

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neighbours are any person you should extend care to when considering your acts or omissions

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what is the case that established the 3 part test

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Caparo Industries PLC v Dickman (1990)

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what are the 3 parts in the 3 part test and the cases associated with them

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1) reasonably foreseeable (Langley v Dray)
2) sufficient proximity (Bourhill v Young)
3) fair just and reasonable (Mulcahy v MOD)

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what happened in Langley v Dray (1998)

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police officer sped to chase car thief and crashed; defendant knew speeding would make a crash more likely

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what happened in Bourhill v Young (1943)

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C saw aftermath of motor accident and suffered miscarriage, they went to go see it so not sufficient proximity

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what happened in the case Mulcahy v MOD

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soldier in gulf war suffers bearing damage when other soldier fired shells; not f,j or r to impose during battlefield situations

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what is the modern way (case) to establish doc

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Robinson v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police (2018)

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what is the most modern way (3 parts) to establish doc and what dk they mean

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1) statutory duty exists (act of parliament)
2) recognised duty/precedent ( ruling from previous cases)
3) reason by analogy (similar circumstances)

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