Intentional Infliction Of Harm By Indirect Means Flashcards

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What were the 3 elements that arose from Wilkinson v Downton?

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Conduct
Mental
Consequence

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What case used the WvD case and was successful?

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Janvier v sweeney

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What happened in janvier v sweeney?

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Sweeney and a third party used false statements and threats to try obtain letters from Janvier, a maid

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Janvier v sweeney ruling

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There was direct conduct

Mental harm was caused and consequences were foreseeable

Consequences were a direct result of the defendants actions and course of conduct

DAMAGES

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Case where W v D principle was used to demonstrate how it WASNT intentional infliction of harm by …

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Rhodes vs OPO

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Rhodes case summary

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Ex wife trying to prevent ex husbands book being published to protect her son

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Rhodes court summary

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No conduct

  • book going to be published to wider audience
  • justification for publication, allowed to tell story

Mental
- NO intent to cause harm to claim ain’t

Consequence
- nec consequence was physical harm or psychiatric injury

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Wainwright v Home office facts

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mrs W and her son strip searched by prison officers

Tried to claim based on W v D approach

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What did Lord Hoffman say in Wainright vs HO

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That people constantly do things intending to cause distress to others and it shouldn’t always be settled by litigation.

Worried about floodgates

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