history of tresspass notes Flashcards

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What are the key requirements for an act of trespass?

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  • Must be direct
  • Must be intentional
  • Does not require injury
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What is the significance of ‘trespass on the case’?

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It developed into actions recognized as negligence

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What are the three modern torts of trespass?

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  • Trespass to the person
  • Trespass to land
  • Trespass to chattels
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What does Trespass to the Person encompass?

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  • Assault
  • Battery
  • False imprisonment
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What does ‘actionable per se’ mean in the context of trespass?

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No injury is required to bring a claim

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What is meant by ‘Direct Result/Impact’ in trespass actions?

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An action is trespass only if it is the direct result of a voluntary act

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What is the burden of proof in trespass actions in Ireland?

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Once trespass is shown, the burden shifts to the defendant to prove lack of intent

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What must be true about the act for it to be considered trespass?

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The act must be a voluntary act

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In Scott v Shepherd, who is considered liable?

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Shepherd, as the initial actor who tossed the squib

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What is the legal principle regarding intention in trespass?

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You are liable for results you did not desire if you intended the act causing it

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What does Section 1(1) of the Courts Act 1988 state regarding jury rights?

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Removed the right to a jury in most negligence actions

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In which cases is a jury allowed according to Section 1(3) of the Courts Act 1988?

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In false imprisonment cases and cases of intentional trespass to the person

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What was the outcome in Sheridan v Kelly regarding jury rights?

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The court allowed a jury because the case included false imprisonment or intentional trespass

where it has trespass action and neg- jury step out for neg so they onlt give judgment on trespass

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What did the court decide in D.F. & Anor v Garda Commissioner regarding jury hearings?

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The negligence claim would be heard by a judge and the trespass actions by both a judge and jury

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What was confirmed in Gwen Clarke v John O’Gorman regarding trespass cases?

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Trespass cases must go to the Personal Injuries Resolution Board first where P sought damages for personal injuries.

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