OLA 1957 Cases

Question 1

Repeated visits the occupier knows or should know about

Answer 1

Lowery V Walker 1911

Question 2

Child will not be trespasser if attracted by something on the land

Answer 2

Doctrine of Allurement, Jolley V Sutton

Question 3

The occupier had taken reasonable steps to keep the customer s safe by adding non slip tiles

Answer 3

Laverton V Kiapasha Takeaway

Question 4

A duty of care does not extend to pure accidents

Answer 4

The royal British Legion and others

Question 5

The occupier has discharges their duty by providing reasonable warning

Answer 5

Woolins V British Celanese 1966

Question 6

An occupier must be prepared for children to be less careful than adults

Answer 6

Moloney v Lambeth London Borough Council

Question 7

Occupier should guard against risks related to his specialism

Answer 7

Roles V Nathan 1963

Question 8

The contractor must be competent to carry out the work and be propperly insured

Answer 8

Bottomley V Todmorden Cricket Club

Question 9

An occupier is not liable for dangers created by independent contractors

Answer 9

Haseldine V Daw

Question 10

An occupier may be liable for the actions of an independent contractor if he could have checked the work themselves

Answer 10

Woodward V Mayor of Hastings