Ola

Question 1

Ola 57

Answer 1

Enter with permission

Question 2

Wheat v e lacon

Answer 2

Fel down pub stairs, manager and owner have control of premises

Question 3

What are premises

Answer 3

Land building any fixed or movable structure including any vessel vehicle or aircraft

Question 4

Common duty of care

Answer 4

Will be reasonable safe in using the prelims for the purposes for which he is invited

Question 5

Staples v west Dorset dc

Answer 5

Slipped on algae at beach- no warnings necessary as clearing visible

Question 6

Children

Answer 6

Must be reasonable safe for a child of that age

Question 7

Glasgow cooperation v Taylor

Answer 7

Ate poison berries- allurement

Question 8

Philips v Rochester corporation

Answer 8

Boy went on building site- not liable as no sensible parent would let their child wander on to a building site

Question 9

Perrys v Butlins

Answer 9

3 yo cut on sharp wall

Question 10

Jollen v lb of Sutton

Answer 10

Found an abandoned boat and jacked it up and fell on his was paralysed- not foreseeable

Question 11

Persons exercising a calling

Answer 11

Will appreciate and guard against any special risks ordinarily incident to it

Question 12

Roles v Nathan

Answer 12

Chimney sweeps killed in carbon monoxide gas- should of been aware of the danger

Question 13

Ogwo v taylor

Answer 13

D set house on fire and firefighter was injured- could not of stopped the injury so liable

Question 14

Independent contractors

Answer 14

Not liable if- took reasonable steps to ensure the contractor is competent and if possible have checked the work has been carried out safelyb

Question 15

Haseldine v daw

Answer 15

Lift plunged and killed- could not check work so not liable

Question 16

Woodward v mayor of Hastings

Answer 16

School child slipped on snow covered step- school could of checked

Question 17

Ola 84

Answer 17

Can sue for person injury but not property- trespassers

Question 18

Tomlinson v congleton

Answer 18

Man entered park as lawful visitor but then jumped in lake with signs saying not to

Question 19

3 points for ola 84

Answer 19

The occupier is aware of the danger, know or have reasonable grounds to believe the other person is in or may come into the vicinity of the danger swain v natui ram puri 9yo on roof occupier did not know, the risk is one which in all circumstances of the case, the occupier may reasonable be expected to offer some protection from platt v Liverpool cc derelict building with 8 foot fence