Negligence: Breach Flashcards

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2 Stage Test

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  1. How ought D have behaved (Legal)

2. How D actually behaved (Fact)

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Standard of the Reasonable Person

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BLYTH v BIRMINGHAM WATERWORKS

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Breach - Objective Test

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GLASGOW CORP v MUIR

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4
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Standard of D’s Profession / Reasonably competent professional practice

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BOLAM

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5
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Common practice wont necessarily justify the taking of risks

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RE HERALD OF FREE ENTERPRISE

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6
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No allowance for Inexperience

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NETTLESHIP v WESTON

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7
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No allowance for Professional Inexperience

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WILSHER v ESSEX HEALTH BOARD

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8
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Maintain standard of a reasonable driver unless D suffers from an Unexpected disability

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MANSFIELD v WEETABIX

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9
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Reasonable child of D’s age

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MULLIN v RICHARDS

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10
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Justifiable not to take steps if risk of harm is small

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BOLTON v STONE

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Not justifiable to avoid steps if risk of harm is high

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MILLER v JACKSON

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Risk of Very Serious Harm - Must take Appropriate Steps to Mitigate

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PARIS v STEPNEY

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13
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Consider the Cost / Practicability of solutions

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LATIMER v AEC

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14
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D’s actions are in the Public Interest - Justify taking Greater Risks

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WATT v HERTFORDSHIRE CC

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15
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No duty to protect against Fantastic Possibilities

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FARDON v HARCOURT RIVINGTON

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D’s conduct should be considered in relation to his State of Knowledge at the Time of the Event Only

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ROE v MINISTRY OF HEALTH