Occupiers liability evaluation Flashcards

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1
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Key terms A01

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Statue common duty of care
Premises
Lawful visitors
Occupier

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Occupier case

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Harris
Wheat

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Key terms A03

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Occupier left for law to define.

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Key terms A03 however

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Lawful visitor defined
use everyday language
wide def of premises

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OLA 1957 1 extent of duty owed A01

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Occupier should take reasonable steps to ensure visitors safety but doesn’t have to make visitor completley safe
Liable for personal injury and property damage
Objective standard.

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OLA 1957 1 extent of duty owed A01 case

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Debell

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OLA 1957 1 extent of duty owed A03

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Inconsistent between acts
subjective test not usual
May be unfair O owes duty despite carelessness.

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OLA 1957 2 Lawful child visitors A01

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Higher level of care owed as children less careful
Age of child is important
Must protect from Allurement

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9
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Allurement cases

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Glasgow
Phipps
Jolley

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OLA 1957 2 Lawful child visitors A03

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Guard against allurements not defined and inconsistent
Judges given flexibility
Unclear when parents loose responsibility as no age set.

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OLA 1957 2 Lawful child visitors A03 However

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Higher level of duty to most responsible
warning assist people to know obvious dangers and make O less liable.

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OLA 1957 3 Tradesmen A01

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Expected to know risks occupier not at fault if reasonable to give work to contractor
occupier made sure contractor was competent
Occupier sure contractor would do work properly

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13
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Contractor competant case

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Bottomley

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Contractor done work properly case

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Woodward

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OLA 1957 3 Tradesmen A03

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D has to check Insurance details and the work of each contractor
D may not be an expert.

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OLA 1957 3 Tradesmen A03 however

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Forms defence for D as D not expected to know about unsafe system of work
V may still be able to claim against contractor if D not liable.

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OLA 1984 1 Extent of duty owed A01

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Tested subjectively
occupier only owes duty if aware of danger
Knows or believes C may come to danger
Only covers damage to property
No additional duty to children

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Aware of danger case

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Rhinds

19
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No additional duty

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Keowe

20
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OLA 1984 1 Extent of duty owed A03

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Why should D pay for unlawful trespassing,
Judges recieve hate
D try and defend and can’t

21
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Try and cant defend case

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Revill

22
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OLA 1984 1 Extent of duty owed A03 however

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Everyone injured through breach able to claim compensation
V may get onto land without trespassing
Under old law no compensation

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OLA 1984 2 Limitations on Liability A01

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Occupier not liable if danger was obvious
Unexpected time of day or year
not expected to spend lots of money
Warning depend on age and understanding
Warning ignored may be consented

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OLA 1984 2 Limitations on Liability A01 cases

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Rhind
Folkestone
Tomlinson
Westwood
Ratcliffe

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OLA 1984 2 Limitations on Liability A03

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Compensation awarded more limited to trespassers which is confusing
Expects some protection

26
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OLA 1984 2 Limitations on Liability A03 However

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Stops floodgates
requires actual knowledge of danger
no duty owed for obvious danger

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OLA 1984 3 Fault Based Liability A01

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Like negligence in order to impose liability, claimant has to prove fault.

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OLA 1984 3 Fault Based Liability A03

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Makes O take responsibility, e.g. Put up signs
1984 act based on common humanity

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Reforms

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Introduce no fault liability so injured V can claim compensation.
Compulsory insurance Schemes paid for on all property insurance policies
Impose personal responsibility

30
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Impose personal responsibility case

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(Dean+ Rochester)