Occupiers Liability Flashcards
Paying guest at pub fell and died
Both manager and his employer were occupiers
In control of premises
Wheat v e lacon
If no one in control no occupier
Children playing on flat roof
Bailey v arms
Premises? Ladder case
Wheeler v corpas
Defendants owned a take away C slipped on floor but slip resistant floor used
Laverton v kiapasha take away
C slipped on base of traffic bollard no liability
Dean v chapter v debell
C trapped her foot in a hole on the village green no liability as hole had been filled and had been unfolded by a stranger
Cole v Davis gilbert
Park area with berries fenced off child ate
Attraction and allurement
Glasgow Corp v Taylor
Parental supervision
5&7 year old fell in a trench
Phipps v Rochester Corp
14 year olds jacked up abandoned boat
Jolly v London borough
Chimney sweep dies of carbon monoxide was warned
Not liable
Roles v Nathan
C killed by a lift
Not liable specialist independent contractors
Hasledine v daw and son
Liable as failed to choose a safe pyrotechnics company
Bottomless v todmorden
Child injured on icy stairs
Occupier liable as stairs not checked
Woodward v mayor of Hastings
Obvious danger 19 year old trespassing in open air pool
Ratcliffe v maconnell
Dangerous lake 18 year old dived in signs there but ignored still no liability
Tomlinson v congleton borough council
C slipped on a slipway in winter no liability don’t foresee trespassing
Donoghue v folkstone property
Policemen inspecting D property fell in an inspection pit no liability c didn’t know he would be there
Higgs v foste
C dived into lake with submerged fibreglass occupier didn’t no it was there no liability
Rhind v sat bury water park
11 y old clumped a fire escape
No liability obviously danger
Keown v Coventry healthcare
14 y climbed on a beacon not a trespasser on beach but was on beacon obvious danger
Baldaccino v west wittering
C entered unlocked room with notice on no liability
Westwood v post office
82 y man injured trespasser burgled allotments
Refill v newbury