Negligence Flashcards

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Negligence definition

A

Doing something a reasonable person would do or not doing something a reasonable person would do.

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Who defined negligence?

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Blyth

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Duty facts

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No single test
Laid down in statue
Laid down in precedent

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Who set out the three points?

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Donohuge and stevenson

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What are the three points?

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Duty of care
breach of duty of care
damages and losses flowing from breach

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Who laid down three rules for duty?

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Caparo

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What are the three rules for duty?

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reasonably forseeable
proximity
fair,just,reasonable

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Reasonably forseeable

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Objective test

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Reasonably forseeable case

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Langley

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Proximity

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Closeness and relationship of D and V

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Proximity case

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Bourhill

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Fair just and reasonable

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policy rule

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What’s a policy rule?

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What’s best for society

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14
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What case protects police?

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Hill chief

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15
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What case changed the way the police are viewed?

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Robinson

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What cases support duty of care?

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Whiteley