occupiers liability

Question 1

act for lawful visitors

Answer 1

OLA 57

Question 2

OLA 57

Answer 2

act for lawful visitors

Question 3

act for unlawful visitors

Answer 3

OLA 84

Question 4

OLA 84

Answer 4

act for unlawful visitors

Question 5

definition of an occupier case

Answer 5

wheat v lacon

Question 6

wheat v lacon

Answer 6

definition of an occupier case

Question 7

definition of premises act

Answer 7

s.1(3)(a)

Question 8

s.1(3)(a)

Answer 8

definition of a premises act

Question 9

s.2(1) OLA 57

Answer 9

all lawful visitors are owed a duty of care

Question 10

all lawful visitors are owed a duty of care

Answer 10

s.2(1) OLA 57

Question 11

s.2(2) OLA 57

Answer 11

occupiers have a duty to ensure visitors are reasonably safe

Question 12

occupiers have a duty to ensure visitors are reasonably safe

Answer 12

s.2(2) OLA 57

Question 13

adult visitors

Answer 13

s.2(2) / Cunningham v reading FC

Question 14

s.2(2) / Cunningham v reading FC

Answer 14

adult visitors

Question 15

child visitors

Answer 15

s.2(3)(a) / Glasgow corp v Taylor

Question 16

s.2(3)(a) / Glasgow corp v Taylor

Answer 16

child visitors

Question 17

skilled visitors

Answer 17

s.2(3)(b) / roles v Nathan

Question 18

s.2(3)(b) / roles v Nathan

Answer 18

skilled visitors

Question 19

s.1(3)(b) OLA 57

Answer 19

C can claim for personal injury and property damage

Question 20

C can claim for personal injury and property damage

Answer 20

s.1(3)(b) OLA 57

Question 21

s.1(1)(a) OLA 84

Answer 21

trespassers are owed a duty of care

Question 22

trespassers are owed a duty of care

Answer 22

s.1(1)(a) OLA 84

Question 23

geary v Weatherspoon

Answer 23

trespasser exceeds limits of their invitation

Question 24

trespasser exceeds limits of their invitation

Answer 24

geary v Weatherspoon

Question 25

s.1(1) OLA 84

Answer 25

dangerous state of premises

Question 26

dangerous state of premises

Answer 26

s.1(1) OLA 84

Question 27

s.1(3) OLA 84 tests

Answer 27

1. d knew of danger 2. d knew c was in vicinity of danger 3. danger was one d would reasonably have to provide protection from

Question 28

1. d knew of danger 2. d knew c was in vicinity of danger 3. danger was one d would reasonably have to provide protection from

Answer 28

s.1(3) OLA 84 tests

Question 29

tomlinson v congleton bc

Answer 29

danger was one d would reasonably be expected to provide protection against

Question 30

danger was one d would reasonably be expected to provide protection against

Answer 30

tomlinson v congleton bc

Question 31

6.s.1(4) OLA 1984

Answer 31

The duty owed by an occupier to a trespasser is “to take such care as is reasonable in all the circumstances to see that the trespasser does not suffer injury on the premises because of the danger.”

Question 32

The duty owed by an occupier to a trespasser is “to take such care as is reasonable in all the circumstances to see that the trespasser does not suffer injury on the premises because of the danger.”

Answer 32

6.s.1(4) OLA 1984

Question 33

s.1(8) OLA 1984

Answer 33

trespassers can only claim for personal injury and not property damage

Question 34

trespassers can only claim for personal injury and not property damage

Answer 34

s.1(8) OLA 1984

Question 35

s.2(4)(a)

Answer 35

warning must be 'sufficient'

Question 36

warning must be 'sufficient'

Answer 36

s.2(4)(a)

Question 37

authority of contributory negligence

Answer 37

law reform (contributory negligence) act 1945

Question 38

law reform (contributory negligence) act 1945

Answer 38

authority of contributory negligence

Question 39

from v butcher

Answer 39

contributory negligence

Question 40

contributory negligence

Answer 40

from v butcher

Question 41

Simms v Leigh rugby

Answer 41

consent

Question 42

consent

Answer 42

simms v Leigh rugby

Question 43

s.1(5) OLA 84

Answer 43

warnings

Question 44

warnings

Answer 44

s.1(5) OLA 84