Duty of care Flashcards

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standard duty of care

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reasonable prudent person under the circumstances presented

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rescuers

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D is liable even if not D didn’t foresee it
(rescue is always foreseeable)

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emergency personnel

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NOT liable for any injuries resulting from a risk inherent to the job

considered a licensee (no duty to inspect)

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specialized standards of care categories

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  1. children
  2. common carriers & innkeepers
  3. professionals
  4. custom or usage in an industry
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children

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held to the standard of care of a reasonable child of similar age, experience, education, intelligence, and experience

adult activies exception: held to adult standard of care

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common carrier & innkeeper

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utmost care standard
liable for even slight negligence to passengers/guests

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professionals

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must act with the knowledge and skill of a member of their profession in good standing in similar communities

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medical professional

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national medical standard of care

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physical disability

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take in consideration physical disability but ordinary mental capacity and knowledge

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custom or usage in an industry

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does NOT establish liability BUT is relevant to establish standard of care

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unknown or undiscovered trespassers

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no duty is owed

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anticipated trespassors definition

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owner has reason to believe of trespassers on her land

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anticipated trespassors duty of care

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reasonable care for activities + warn of known dangerous conditions

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attractive nuisance doctrine for child trespassers

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reasonable care to eliminate or protect children from dangers if:
1. she is aware or should be aware of a dangerous condition on her property
2. she knows or should know children are in the vicinity
3. the** condition is likely to cause injury** given a child’s inability to appreciate the risk
4. the **magnitude of the risk outweighs its utility **or the expense of remedying it

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licensee defintion

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one who enters with owner’s permission for his own purpose or benefit NOT landowner’s benefit

relatives, friends, social guests

No duty for outside of scope of invitation

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invitee definition

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one who enters land held open to the public or who enters with owner’s permission** to confer a commercial benefit to owner**

store patron, concert-goer

Employees-only area outside of scope of invitation (not duty for outside of scope of invitation)

17
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licensee duty of care

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  1. use **reasonable care for activities **carried out on property
  2. make dangerous conditions known and safe NOT to repair

NO duty to inspect or repair

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invitee duty of care

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  1. use **reasonable care for activities **carried out on property
  2. make dangerous conditions known and safe NOT to repair
  3. duty to inspect - reasonable inspection for non-obvious dangers and make them safe

NO duty to repair